[SOLVED] No display problem

[SanjayaSri]

I was using MSI GT730 2GB vga card. I upgrade to MSI GTX 750ti since I’m having a no display problem.
My motherboard is gigabyte ga-h81m-s2pv
Ram – 6GB
Any solutions?

 

[John Chesterfield]

Nowhere near enough info to try and help.

 

[SanjayaSri]

Nowhere near enough info to try and help.

i tried but didn't work

 

[John Chesterfield]

i tried but didn't work

Mate, if you want help, then you're going to have to help others to help you. Hardly any system info, no info on what happened / led up to this.

It's really nigh on impossible to try and help you with the info you've given.

 

[SanjayaSri]

Mate, if you want help, then you're going to have to help others to help you. Hardly any system info, no info on what happened / led up to this.

It's really nigh on impossible to try and help you with the info you've given.

hey john

Sorry Im new to this and i don't know, if you can please tell me what are the infor need?

 

[John Chesterfield]

hey john

Sorry Im new to this and i don't know, if you can please tell me what are the infor need?

No sorry necessary my friend. Why not start with giving us all your system specs? Also, try resetting your CMOS.

 

[SanjayaSri]

No sorry necessary my friend. Why not start with giving us all your system specs? Also, try resetting your CMOS.

Intel core i3 -4160
6 GB ram
Win 11 ( Upgrade from win 10)

I cleared the cmos it worked but now it's not working. PC works fine with the GT730 vga card.

 

[John Chesterfield]

You've not really told us any more with the system specs unfortunately, what motherboard, what memory, what power supply, that's the sort of thing people here are looking for.

 

[SanjayaSri]

You've not really told us any more with the system specs unfortunately, what motherboard, what memory, what power supply, that's the sort of thing people here are looking for.

oo sorry

motherboard is gigabyte ga-h81m-s2pv
memory - 6GB
power supply - Coolermaster 650.

 

[John Chesterfield]

Have you seen the 750ti working before putting it into your machine? That'd be the next step, trying it in a different machine.