No video from GPU, no onboard graphics

[ameatball7]

A few weeks ago, my ancient, useless GT 210 kicked the bucket. My motherboard (an Asus P5N32E-SLI that I got in a sale about a decade ago) doesn't have any integrated graphics, and I hence needed a new GPU. I settled on the MSI OC version of the GT 1030, mostly because I don't trust my power supply with anything more than that. I plugged it into the PCI-E slot on the motherboard, turned the PC on, and... nothing. I then went to my friend's house for help, and he proceeded to update the BIOS to version 1502, as well as clearing the CMOS. Still, my little GT 1030 refuses to work. I think it's probably an issue with HDMI, as the HDMI slot on my GT 210 was non-functional as well. Everything else in the PC seems fine- RAM, PSU cables etc., so what can I do to get my card working?

 

[Wolfshadw]

How are you connecting the graphics card to the display? HDMI to ????

-Wolf sends

 

[ameatball7]

How are you connecting the graphics card to the display? HDMI to ????

-Wolf sends

The HDMI is going straight into my TV; no adapters or anything.

 

[ikaz]

Have you tried another cable maybe the cable went bad and not your Video card(s), also can you try and use VGA connection if your card and or TV has it.

 

[Wolfshadw]

Check the specifications of the GT 1030. See if it requires a UEFI BIOS (not available for your motherboard).

-Wolf sends

 

[hadrianfry]

You'll need to install graphics drivers for hdmi to work as far as i know. Try run pc with vga or dvi and see what happens.

 

[ameatball7]

Check the specifications of the GT 1030. See if it requires a UEFI BIOS (not available for your motherboard).

-Wolf sends

It may well be the case, then, that it's not going to work. Interestingly, though, it looks like someone's got this motherboard working with a 1060, so that should mean that Pascal-based GPU's can work, shouldn't it?
http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/4672618

 

[ameatball7]

You'll need to install graphics drivers for hdmi to work as far as i know. Try run pc with vga or dvi and see what happens.

I don't have VGA or DVI- just HDMI and DP.

 

[Wolfshadw]

Check the specifications of the GT 1030. See if it requires a UEFI BIOS (not available for your motherboard).

-Wolf sends

It may well be the case, then, that it's not going to work. Interestingly, though, it looks like someone's got this motherboard working with a 1060, so that should mean that Pascal-based GPU's can work, shouldn't it?
http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/4672618

I don't know if the UEFI requirement is card specific or chipset specific.

-Wolf sends