PC no display

[astrofighter122]

Hey guys, I'm asking for my friend, he recently made a PC build with a GTX 950 and an FX-8350, and for some reason there is no display coming from the PC. . He also tried a brand new GTX 1050, which also does not work. However, onboard graphics and an AMD R7 250 show a display. Keep in mind that only the 950 requires a PCI-E power cable. Does anyone have a possible fix?

 

[Gahl1k]

First, update the BIOS. Second, remove the GPU, and hook the monitor to the integrated GPU. Third, change the Primary Display in the BIOS' advanced/video settings to Auto/PEG/PCI-E, then install your GPU. Fourth, if that didn't work, remove your GPU again, and log into Windows, go to Device Manager > Display Adapters > disable whatever in there, shut down the PC, hook the GPU, and power it back on.

 

[astrofighter122]

First, update the BIOS. Second, remove the GPU, and hook the monitor to the integrated GPU. Third, change the Primary Display in the BIOS' advanced/video settings to Auto/PEG/PCI-E, then install your GPU. Fourth, if that didn't work, remove your GPU again, and log into Windows, go to Device Manager > Display Adapters > disable whatever in there, shut down the PC, hook the GPU, and power it back on.

At the third step, this is what my friend found in the link below. Which one is the correct setting?
http://imgur.com/a/6H2Lp

 

[Gahl1k]

Choose the third.

 

[astrofighter122]

The process didn't work, and the actually worked fine on another system.

 

[Gahl1k]

I am sorry (was kind of sleepy), you should choose the first one with GFXO at the start (GFXO = Graphics card in PCI-e slot).

 

[astrofighter122]

I am sorry (was kind of sleepy), you should choose the first one with GFXO at the start (GFXO = Graphics card in PCI-e slot).

My friend did, but it still didn't work. Only the R7 250 was functional.