No display output

[862wasa]

Alright so I have an xfx Radeon 7850 dual fan and barely got a strong enough power supply for it I plug EVERYTHING in hook up dvi-d to monitor and card switch from mobo vga to graphics card dvi-d but no output windows doesn't recognize my card even existing please help

 

[animemangamer]

Alright so I have an xfx Radeon 7850 dual fan and barely got a strong enough power supply for it I plug EVERYTHING in hook up dvi-d to monitor and card switch from mobo vga to graphics card dvi-d but no output windows doesn't recognize my card even existing please help

Can you tell us more about the specs of your PC?

 

[862wasa]

Core i5-3470
6 gb ddr3
1.5tb hdd
Cooler master 500w lite
Radeon 7850

 

[animemangamer]

Can you attempt to plug your display cable/dvi/hdmi directly into the motherboard instead of using the GPU. See if it will work.
You want to single out and narrow down the source of the problem.

 

[862wasa]

I did do that first to check that everything was ok it happend when I switched display output

 

[862wasa]

Yes I'd show a display output out of the motherboard just not graphics card

 

[animemangamer]

I'm assuming you had this GPU for a while now or did you just recently get it? Was it working? If so, what was the old PSU model? What motherboard model are you using, and does it have another PCI-e slot?

 

[862wasa]

I recently got the graphics card used
My mother board model I don't know since I basically upgraded and older hp 3500

 

[animemangamer]

I recently got the graphics card used
My mother board model I don't know since I basically upgraded and older hp 3500

This doesn't sound good but did you test the GPU before you bought it or did you get it online? It may be faulty.

 

[862wasa]

It was tested before I bought it

 

[animemangamer]

It was tested before I bought it

You were using a different GPU before this? Does your motherboard have another PCI-e slot try using that slot for the GPU.

This card recommends a minimum of 500w and while your new PSU covers it I believe due the PSU being a lower quality model it may not be meeting the requirements of your entire system.