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EarthwormJim

i got a problem

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okay iv built my computer, it all works fine EXCEPT the screen doesnt get a signal from the video card....

any idea what might be going wrong?

heres a list of my specs

Asus DRW-20B1LT DVD Writer, DVD 16R/20W/8RW, CD

40R/48W/32RW, Internal, SATA, Black, Retail, LightScribe

$67.57

HIS HD4870 X2 Video Card, Radeon HD 4870 X2, 2048MB, DDR5,

PCIe-16, TV out, DVI, HDTV, CrossFire

$1,018.46

Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium, DVD, OEM $278.40

Logitech 600 Media Keyboard, USB, Black, Retail $50.65

ViewSonic VX2433WM Monitor, 23.6" LCD, 1920x1080, DVI,

Speakers, Black, HDCP, HDMI with FREE Genius TVGO A31

External TV Tuner

$506.40

XFX MB-N780-ISH9 Motherboard, Socket 775, 1333MHz FSB,

4xDIMM DDR2, 3xPCIe-16, 2xPCI, 1xPCIe-1, 10xUSB2, Firewire,

Audio, RAID, ATX

$433.44

Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 2.66 GHz, 1333MHz FSB, Socket 775,

Retail pack with fan

$573.81

Cooler Master Centurion 5 ATX Mid Tower Case, 460W PSU, Black $246.36

Corsair XMS3, TW3X4G1333C9DHX, 2x2GB, DDR3-1333, DIMM $270.78

FYI: i got different ram, prettymuch the same as this except its ddr2 instead of ddr3, stupid mistake i made

Logitech LS1, Optical (Laser) Mouse, USB, Grape $40.79

Western Digital Caviar Black WD6401AALS Hard Disk Drive,

640GB, 7200rpm, 32768KB Cache, SATA-2 $182.49

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pc only has DVI plugs, no vga coz the motherboard has no on board vdeo and the video card has 2 dvi plugs

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i did, twice. it has full power, fans going and everything. theres full power going to everything in the computer, and i know the monitor isnt broken because iv been playing my xbox through it for the last couple weeks, in 1080p no less.

this is a HUGE mystery

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Mine did that when I first bought it, although I wouldn't suggest doing what I did to fix it :lol:

It involved my foot, let me tell you that much ;)

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I'd would say use dxdiag to see what the problem is, but there's no way you can use it when you can't see what the hell your doing. hmm, contact HIS using their support section on their website.

US

http://www.hisdigital.com/us/support.shtml

There's no link for AUSTRALIA but here's their Global site:

http://www.hisdigital.com/un/support.shtml

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set all resolution to minimum so 800x600 and the lowest bit. then do the new graphics card. also install any software LATER

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