Will plugging in a GTX 750 ti to my system allow me to see?

[pyritepirate]

I have made a budget new computer and I get a BIOS beep sound on start-up that I believe I have identified as a video card/ display problem. This is also supprted by the fact that noting displays on screen when i turn it on. The specs of the system are:
MB: MSI B350M Pro VDH
CPU: Ryzen 5 1500
MEM: 2x 4GB Ballistix Sport
GCard: None currently
I will be putting my 750ti from my current computer into this one. I have done some brief looking into the error and the consensus I found was that it was because my CPU doesn't have integrated graphics. Although this may be the case I wanted to be sure before I start opening my computers and shifting parts about.

I would like to know if just plugging in the 750ti into the new computer will allow me to see as I have no drivers software or OS currently installed on it. It's essentially completely blank this is the first time I've turned it on about an hour ago.

 

[Lutfij]

Yeah the Ryzen processor don't have an iGPU and the board doesn't come with any integrated GPU chips. You're going to need a discrete GPU fo outputting display to a monitor. What is the PSU's make and model and your cases's make and mention?

 

[captaincharisma]

yes, ryzen CPU's out now do not have a GPU core like intel's. even though your motherboard has video ports on it does not mean there is a GPU on the motherboard or CPU

 

[pyritepirate]

Yeah the Ryzen processor don't have an iGPU and the board doesn't come with any integrated GPU chips. You're going to need a discrete GPU fo outputting display to a monitor. What is the PSU's make and model and your cases's make and mention?

My PSU is a Corsair VS350 and my case is a CIT F3 Gaming mid towercase . I assume you meant dimensions? They are 404x209x435 mm

 

[derekullo]

If all you need is a display you can buy an even cheaper video card.

Geforce 710

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=9SIA1K656B3928