No display vapor x R9 280x

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Does the card power up(Fans and shit)? IS the 2 6-pin connectors plugged into your card from your PSU?

If all of the above is done, try moving it to another PCIE 3.0 if you have another on ya board. Also try using your mobos graphics and going into the bios and making sure that the GPU is set to boot first

Also disk doesn't have latest drivers, download drivermax or go to amd website and download drivers manually for your R9 280x

Shamar Holtz

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Does the card power up(Fans and shit)? IS the 2 6-pin connectors plugged into your card from your PSU?

If all of the above is done, try moving it to another PCIE 3.0 if you have another on ya board. Also try using your mobos graphics and going into the bios and making sure that the GPU is set to boot first

Also disk doesn't have latest drivers, download drivermax or go to amd website and download drivers manually for your R9 280x
 
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How are you hooking it up? DVI port (white or the black on) Display Port, or HDMI are your options based on this picture: http://media.sapphiretech.com//images/prods/2024/11221-02_R9_280X_VaporX_3GBGDDR5_DP_HDMI_2DVI_PCIE_C03_635161496554201873_600_600.jpg

Check your monitor input settings.

What did you use before to drive your display?

Did you remember to turn your integrated gfx off or update the boot priority in the bios (the bios may have reset during the exchange?) <-- Hook your monitor up to your mobo DVI or VGA port. This usually what causes me issues with my Sapphire 290.