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No signal to monitor through pci-express

Last answer on Apr 27, 2009 8:04:57 am BST acondon747, on Sep 16, 2008 6:46:10 am BST 
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Hello, I have a bit of an odd situation with my case of the video not working. So I built my computer about 3 years ago now after getting an HP one and just rebuilding it with a new mboard/cpu/psu/mem/etc. and just over a few years here I have had a video card issue this new problem cost me 80 bucks for a new card that apparentally doesn't work now also, but here goes.

First card I got for my new system (I will post the whole set at the end) was a nVidia 7600gt and it worked all fine and dandy until around 6 months in my computer would randomally restart and after a few days into that the computer just plain old wouldn't turn on. First thought obviously for me was replace the card, boom done.

New card was also a 7600gt same model XFX and such, only a few days ago it worked perfectly fine then one day I woke up (usually leave comp on all day) turned on the monitor ORANGE glow. Well then... went ahead and figured oh it's just another bad vid card and checking newegg the model I bought was DISCONTUED, aint that a b.... Decided let's just get over it and buy a 8600gts to upgrade myself and get better results allright.

Well installed the card turned on the system it boots up, no signal, try the onboard well works fine, disabled the onboard tried again nope same issue. Tried cleaning out the comp dusting, replacing pieces one at a time, no change so far.

Heres the kicker, socket 939 boards are hard to come by so replacing that will be difficult and expensive for one, number 2 when i turn on the computer the video cards fan whirs slowly up to full speed then slowly then back up for 5 times straight. i figure it is either a PSU issue or the whole darn thing needs to be replaced.

Please tell me I don't need to replace anything other than the PSU, my last PCI-Express cards are trashed anyways, I have no extras and no one else uses PCI-X in my house, I ran a cpu-id program while on the computer under my on board graphics and it sees the PCI-X slot and says there is a card in it, but the computer will not detect it at all.

I tried disabling on board and uninstalling the drivers but that did nothing, only things I have not tried is safe mode while on the on board graphics but so far nothing is even providing a partial solution. Sorry for the whole story involved here but this one is a dandy and is really just stupid.

AMD64-X2 4400+
GSkill 2GB Dual-Channel
Sound blaster audigy 4
Maxtor 260GB
Seagate 160GB
Foxconn 6150K8MA-8EKRS 939 NVIDIA GeForce 6150 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard
nVidia 8600GTS 256MB - *brand new*
Airnet 500W APS500 24pin ATX Power Supply
DVD+RW Lightscribe 16x
CD+RW 52x
Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit

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prisonbreak.me, on Sep 16, 2008 10:29:55 am BST

Hello buddy,

well to tell you the truth the problem is with your motherboard i have been through your question several times and what i can tell you is to try to change the motherboard since the problem is with it.

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acondon747, on Sep 16, 2008 8:19:51 pm BST
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Got a new little thing to add to this also, while I had figured it was the board for a while in I tested the start up over and over and listened closely to the PSU and discovered that it was clicking at start up trying to start the video card up then it would swap to on board.

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bob, on Jan 15, 2009 12:27:38 am GMT

Ive got this same problem ... is the PSW or the motherboard. I suspect its the motherboard because my PSU realatively new but the but is a cheap peice of crap so im not 100% sure.

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vigor, on Feb 5, 2009 7:17:13 pm GMT
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You're story sounds oh so familiar. I bought a HP about 3 years ago, the original specs were (mobo: asus) (cant remember exact specs) 2.4 amd x2 with 2gb of ram and a 7600 gs Nvidia G-card. After a few years of no hicks my computer would either lock up or random restart. After that continued for a few days straight it started not to detect an input signal on my monitor. then after that the whole computer wouldn't even power up, i used my power supply on my spare computer and it was fine. So it couldn't have been the power supply. So i figured well the hard drive and g-card are probably still good, so i went ahead and bought a mobo + cpu combo from newegg. I got a (Foxconn: a7gm) AMD 64 x2 5200, 2.7 ghz, 3 gb of ram, pci-x compatible.) it ran great for a few months. Then ..just a few days ago, my game froze again! but this time, when i restarted my computer, i had a bunch of weird lines all over my screen (pattern like). so i uninstalled my g-card driver thinking maybe there was an issue with that, but after i did that i would get a black screen if i tried to run in normal mode, there was no input. so i tried safe mode, and it worked, but the lines were still there. I even reformatted thinking maybe i got a virus or something got corrupted, but same crap happened. I could only run safe mode while the g-card was in, but there are weird lines everywhere still. So the only thing i could think of was maybe my g-card gave out? so i took it out and ran off the integrated graphics. After i did that, everything looked find...except i dont have a good graphic card now!

i hope my new mobo isn't defective already, i hope i just need a new pci g-card. And it sucks because all my spare g-cards are AGP, this was my first pci g-card. So I'm stuck waiting to save up for a g-card ,hoping it will actually work how its suppose to.

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 Baseem, on Apr 27, 2009 8:04:57 am BST
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I had very much same story. HP desktop PC just 2 years old. G card not detected, but another new one, but the same thing! The summary is The PCI-e slot is dead.

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