New GTX 560 Ti doesn't display

[CommandoBob]

Whenever I boot up my computer with my new GTX 560 Ti it says no display on my monitor, I've attached the external PCI powerfeed to the GPU and also connected it to my mobo. Everything's running expect my GPU. Using my new Corsair CX600 PSU. Any help please?

 

[CommandoBob]

Update: mouse & keyboard aren't starting either

 

[CommandoBob]

Hdd neither
Sorry can't edit no mobile

 

[CommandoBob]

Hdd running again

 

[Layback Bear]

I recommend checking all hook ups/connection with your new power supply.

 

[CommandoBob]

Everything's connected according to me.

 

[CommandoBob]

Update: attached an external HDD which turned itself off after a
few seconds

 

[1Bowtie]

No signal says the problem is between the monitor and the video card, i'd check the pins to make sure they aren't bent, good conection to monitor and vid card.

 

[CommandoBob]

I have a VGA monitor attached to a DVI adapter to the GPU. It's connected but doesn't work.

 

[1Bowtie]

One more thing, did you charge your monitor to VGA since you are useing a DVI to VGA adapter.

 

[CommandoBob]

Well the previous GPU 9500GT was using VGA too so I think it was already set on VGA.

 

[Dwarf]

Have you tried resetting the BIOS to its factory defaults? You can do this quite easily by removing the CR2032 coin-cell battery for a few minutes and then replacing it.

 

[CommandoBob]

DVI to D-Sub by the way

 

[1Bowtie]

One more question, did you remove the old drivers, shut down the comp, take out the old vid card, install the new vid card, then install the latest drivers 295.73, custom install haveing all boxes checked including the box remove all old drivers.

 

[CommandoBob]

I do not see this CR2032 battery on my mobo, where os it exactly located

 

[CommandoBob]

I still had the old drivers installed of the 9500 GT.

 

[CommandoBob]

Oh and when I start the PC it just shows No signal. So no BIOS or whatsoever

 

[Dwarf]

I do not see this CR2032 battery on my mobo, where os it exactly located

Here you go, highlighted in yellow:

 

[cyclic]

What is the make and model of the card and the motherboard.
There are 2 connections for that card, both on the edge of the card you shouldn't need to connect anything to the main board, the PCIe channels get their power from the main 24 pin connector block (it used to be 20 until PCIe came along).

I don't think you have things plugged in properly.

 

[CommandoBob]

Both the GPU and mobo is ASUS
There are 2 PCI-E slots which I connected them with also
Battery didn't do the trick