dunerider5
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I built a computer about six months ago with a 9500GT and a Biostar TA880GB+.
It was hooked up to two monitors. A couple of weeks ago one of the monitors stopped getting a signal. I tried new drivers, settings, everything I could think of. Still only getting a signal to one monitor.
So I got a new graphics card (Radeon HD 5450 SSF).
Hooked it up to three monitors, and I'm not getting a signal to any of them.
The motherboard does automatically switch off the onboard graphics when the graphics card is installed, but there is still no signal going through it apparently.
I emailed both Visiontek (graphics card manufacturer) and Biostar. Biostar never even bothered responding, and Visiontek wants to RMA the card. The problem is, I kind of doubt it's a bad graphics card.
Have you guys got any ideas? Can a chipset driver or something be responsible for this even though there is no signal during post?
Thank you for any help.
It was hooked up to two monitors. A couple of weeks ago one of the monitors stopped getting a signal. I tried new drivers, settings, everything I could think of. Still only getting a signal to one monitor.
So I got a new graphics card (Radeon HD 5450 SSF).
Hooked it up to three monitors, and I'm not getting a signal to any of them.
The motherboard does automatically switch off the onboard graphics when the graphics card is installed, but there is still no signal going through it apparently.
I emailed both Visiontek (graphics card manufacturer) and Biostar. Biostar never even bothered responding, and Visiontek wants to RMA the card. The problem is, I kind of doubt it's a bad graphics card.
Have you guys got any ideas? Can a chipset driver or something be responsible for this even though there is no signal during post?
Thank you for any help.