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Did you disable the on-board Video?
Check BIOS settings?
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Check BIOS settings?
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Sure did on both counts, and triple checked them! As a matter of fact, theJS said:Did you disable the on-board Video?
Check BIOS settings?
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snipJS said:One last thing, did you connect a power cable to the card,
as most new cards require and have separate power input connector?
If you did the above and you still have a problem then
you could have a defective card.
snipJS said:Check the connector on the motherboard, look for crud, bent pins, Etc.
Did that - all the basic diagnostic stuff, but didn't expect problems in
that regard - all hardware less than a month old. This thing's really got
us stumped. Even did a Windows reinstall on the problem machine, and the
updates.
snipJS said:Looks like your motherboard is bad since the card worked on an identical
system. Since it's less than a month old you may be able to get a free
replacement board if you act quickly.
snipJS said:Good luck, not to put any blame on New Egg but it may be hard for them to
indentify a card by version number unless their is some indication with
the part number (xxx-a, xxx-b) on the box.