it works on diffrent pcbrand and model of this 500w psu?
test the 1030 ti on another working pc?
well im using a 1030ti not intergrated but it does have and orange flashing light behind the gpuDo you get an image if the graphics card is not installed (using integrated graphics)?
-Wolf sends
wdym but im there is no image and im not useing intergrated graphicsPart of troubleshooting: Find out what does work to narrow the possibilities.
Do you get an image if the graphics card is not installed (using integrated graphics)?
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asus 1030 tiPlug the cable into the motherboard rather than the GPU to use the integrated graphics. Also is this a gt 1030 or a gtx 1050ti? 1030 ti isn't a thing
it wont work no signal to intergratedPlug the cable into the motherboard rather than the GPU to use the integrated graphics. Also is this a gt 1030 or a gtx 1050ti? 1030 ti isn't a thing
Have you tried multiple cables? Have you confirmed the monitor works as well?it wont work no signal to intergrated
monitor worksHave you tried multiple cables? Have you confirmed the monitor works as well?
i dont mind using intergrated graphics i just didnt know what you meantDid you physically remove the graphics card from the system before plugging the display into the motherboard's graphic output?
If the card is installed, the on-board graphics are automatically disabled. This is why I'm asking you (for a third time) to remove the graphics card from the system and see if you get an image on your display.
Yes, I KNOW you do not want to use integrated graphics, but again, this is part of troubleshooting the issue.
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Do any of the BIOS versions, newer than what is currently installed, specifically state they address issues with graphic cards? If not, then no. You should NOT update the BIOS at this time.but i will do it in the morning and ill get back to you btw if it works should i try update bios
i tried doing the itergrated graphics but it wont show anythingDo any of the BIOS versions, newer than what is currently installed, specifically state they address issues with graphic cards? If not, then no. You should NOT update the BIOS at this time.
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If you can confirm that the processor you have is the Intel Core I5-9400 and NOT the Intel Core I5-9400F, and the graphics card works in another system, then the issue lies with the motherboard. Without an image, there's no way of telling whether or not your BIOS has been updated to at least version F2 (which is required for your processor).i tried doing the itergrated graphics but it wont show anything
is there a way to like see the screen without hdmi or any helpIf you can confirm that the processor you have is the Intel Core I5-9400 and NOT the Intel Core I5-9400F, and the graphics card works in another system, then the issue lies with the motherboard. Without an image, there's no way of telling whether or not your BIOS has been updated to at least version F2 (which is required for your processor).
I see two possible issues:
1) The motherboard is still running on BIOS version F1 which means your system won't boot with the 9400(F) installed. You would either need to install an 8th Generation Intel Core I-series processor and update the BIOS yourself, or take it to a local PC shop and ask them to do it (at a cost).
2) The motherboard is faulty. If the BIOS has been updated for the 9th Generation Intel Core I-Series processors and you do in fact have the Core I5-9400 (and not the Core I5-9400F which does not have integrated graphics), removing the graphics card from the system should have given you an image.
At this point, your best bet would be to take the motherboard to a local PC shop for them to figure out what the issue is.
-Wolf sends