New GTX 560 Ti doesn't display

[CommandoBob]

The GPU's fan is spinning, but no signal.

 

[CommandoBob]

My old GPU isn't working either WTF..

 

[CommandoBob]

Any help please this is urgent!

 

[Total]

can you try and move your graphics card to the other pcie slot ?

 

[v3nd3tta]

Alright - i had the same issue with this with my new build.

the way i got around it was to install my old mobo and gpu so i could boot up windows again

then download the latest drivers from the nvidia website onto there, after they installed i disconnected everything, put my gtx 560 ti back in and it worked straight away, so i would strongly surgest doing that

 

[CommandoBob]

There's only one PCIe slot
And my old 9500GT isn't working anymore either

 

[Total]

in the bios do you have the onboard video deselected ?

 

[CommandoBob]

There's no signal input on my display so I can't access BIOS

 

[1Bowtie]

Is your vid card in the pci-e slot closest to the cpu and your dvi plugged in closest to the motherboard. That card has 2 dvi plugs, looking at the front of the comp the dvi on the left should be your primary plug for your monitor.

 

[CommandoBob]

Yes it's at the nearest CPU PCI slot, where my old card was. But now my old card doesnt work either

 

[Total]

can you plug into the onboard video output jack? See if you get video there ..

 

[CommandoBob]

I don't have an onboard video output

 

[Total]

I don't have an onboard video output

You have ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Motherboards- ASUS P5KPL-AM that board ? It is the blue vga connector ..

from your specs .. Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (Intel® GMA 3100)
Max. resolution:2048x1536X32bpp, Horizontal:127.5KHz Vertical:85Hz

 

[CommandoBob]

I'll take a look when I am at home, but the only video outputs I saw are on my GPUs

 

[Total]

I'll take a look when I am at home, but the only video outputs I saw are on my GPUs

I had this happen before , the bios was reset then the video card would not work at all , the onboard video was enabled . Hooked up to the onboard video , entered the bios , unselected the onboard video , restarted .. connected to the external card , all working .....

 

[thefabe]

Just question, did you purchase the new card because you thought the old one quit working?

Reason I ask is maybe it's not the card but the board.

I suggest you try them both in a different system to make sure.

Fabe

 

[Solarstarshines]

Just question, did you purchase the new card because you thought the old one quit working?

Reason I ask is maybe it's not the card but the board.

I suggest you try them both in a different system to make sure.

Fabe

seriously I think he needs to try a different adapter slot from the monitor to the card

Sounds like he has it hooked up completly wrong