If your motherboard has an onboard video card, plug your monitor into it, start you computer and see if that works, if it does then go to your BIOS and make sure that the AGP slot is enabled.
This has me stumped!
:4-dontkno
*New MB.
*New monitor.
*New graphic card.
Power to board, seems to be booting ok, however there is no image getting to the monitor.
Plug monitor in and on start up the "No Signal" sign goes, however after not even a minute it returns?
Help please this is driving me mad.
*New MB.
*New monitor.
*New graphic card.
Power to board, seems to be booting ok, however there is no image getting to the monitor.
Plug monitor in and on start up the "No Signal" sign goes, however after not even a minute it returns?
Help please this is driving me mad.
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Done that and still no response to monitor :4-dontkno
is the p/s big enough to run the system check here
http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
based on a quality supply and add 30% to the result
http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
based on a quality supply and add 30% to the result
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