trouble with hdmi that's plugged in my computer to tv

First make sure your display is outputting to your TV, especially if you have another connection to the card already. Next, make sure you have the TV in the correct mode to receive from your computer, generally called PC mode.

Right click on the Speaker icon in the System Tray, Click on the Playback devices and check whether HDMI output is selected as the default device in the Playback tab.



Of course you have to select the correct HDMI input on the TV.

i am not familiar with Intel processors and nvidia graphics, but generally if you are not using the onboard/on processor graphics, you may have to enter the bios and change to PCI/PCIe graphics.

Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT

9600 GT doesn't pass through the audio, you'll need an optical cable.

10alpla1 said:

the hdmi cable is plugged into the mother board

Did you enable the onboard graphics in the bios? If not, there's your problem.

You can either use the onboard graphics chip, or you can use your graphics card; but you can't use a mix and match of both. If you want to use the onboard video, then you'll have to enable it in the bios. If you want to use your graphics card, then you'll have to also use an optical cable, which you attach right below your hdmi port.

http://www.gigabyte.com/fileupload/p.../3310/1361.jpg

Just to clarify, you enabled onboard video in the bios, then booted to Windows and installed the corresponding video drivers... right? Get it working on the machine first, then we'll get it to work on your TV.