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I reset it using the jumper and that done nothing but clear the BIOS. It still dosen't work.
I reset it using the jumper and that done nothing but clear the BIOS. It still dosen't work.
It would appear that your motherboard is not detecting your PCIe video card. Since that video card works in other motherboards it must be a problem with your motherboard. If you are sure you have the BIOS settings correct then its likely time to return that motherboard. If you really want to confirm its a motherboard problem try a different video card in that slot. As a last resort you could try flashing to the latest BIOS for that board. Its a long shot though.
I concur.
You can get just a cheap 30 dollar PCIe video card to test.
Newegg.com - MSI N8400GS-D256H GeForce 8400 GS 256MB 64-bit GDDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card - Desktop Graphics / Video Cards
or if you have a friend with one that will let you borrow it for 5 minutes.