Blootoof
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Make sure you put the spacers between the MB and the case(where the screws are)It can short out and not fire up.
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Blue4ever85
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I had this problem about a month ago.
Either the power supply of your PC isnt high enough for your new card (this was the problem I had - Check the required wattage of the new card and the wattage your current card offers) or you haven't connected the card properly (I have a GForce 9600GT card and it was tricky to install. Had to get PC World to do it for over 100 notes!).
Either the power supply of your PC isnt high enough for your new card (this was the problem I had - Check the required wattage of the new card and the wattage your current card offers) or you haven't connected the card properly (I have a GForce 9600GT card and it was tricky to install. Had to get PC World to do it for over 100 notes!).
All the spacers are in. Screws are in as well. 1 plug in the motherboard and that is the power switch also got the CPU plugged in as well. The CPU fan starts but still no f**king picture. Got 1 stick of ram in. No HDD or CD Drive.
quiet_riot
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Try no RAM at all, you should get a series of beeps. If you don't, then your motherboard is fcuked.