New GPU No Signal Error With Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5

[Mason]

So i just received my Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5. So after i uninstalled my previous gpu drivers and installed the GT 730 and rebooted my pc and i have sicome to the error i have made 100 % that it is not a driver issue, i have a 287.6 Watt PSU and the gpu needs a 300 Watt PSU but i don think it would disable the graphic please correct me if im wrong. so what im asking is anyone have a fix or know what my issue is???

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Even a GTX 750 can work on a 250W PSU; so that shouldn't be an issue.

Download and run DDU and follow the instructions on performing a clean GPU Driver Uninstall / Re-Install

Make sure any Display you're using is physically connected to the NVIDIA GPU.

[Deagle Training]

Are you talking about a no signal on your monitor?

[Mason]

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Yes

[Deagle Training]

So if your question is you cannot see anything on your monitor(that's what I'm assuming)either your cords are bad or they are not plugged in properly. Make sure the VGA/HDMI cord or whatever you are using goes from the graphics card to the monitor, do not plug in to the on-board port on the motherboard if you are

[_I_]

what mobo?

it may need a bios update
and some dell mobos have trouble with aftermarket gpus

[Bad 💀 Motha]

- remove the NVIDIA GPU
- connect via onboard GPU
- download BIOS for your system model from Dell.com/Support
- run the bios update and apply it
- once you are ready to reboot, do so, then enter the BIOS, load optimized defaults, save & exit
- once you reach OS desktop again, Shutdown
- disconnect power and install your new GPU
- connect Display(s) to new GPU and power on

[Mason]

Originally posted by 1234:

So if your question is you cannot see anything on your monitor(that's what I'm assuming)either your cords are bad or they are not plugged in properly. Make sure the VGA/HDMI cord or whatever you are using goes from the graphics card to the monitor, do not plug in to the on-board port on the motherboard if you are

Everything is plugged in i an 100% sure of that!

Originally posted by _I_:

what mobo?

it may need a bios update
and some dell mobos have trouble with aftermarket gpus

Its a Asus M32BF motherboard

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

- remove the NVIDIA GPU
- connect via onboard GPU
- download BIOS for your system model from Dell.com/Support
- run the bios update and apply it
- once you are ready to reboot, do so, then enter the BIOS, load optimized defaults, save & exit
- once you reach OS desktop again, Shutdown
- disconnect power and install your new GPU
- connect Display(s) to new GPU and power on

I dont have a dell system.....

[fractal]

I'm going to take a wild guess and assume you are using DVI on a pretty old monitor.
Try a VGA cable.
Use the DVI to VGA converter (if you have one) and see if it magically works.

[Mason]

Originally posted by fractal:

I'm going to take a wild guess and assume you are using DVI on a pretty old monitor.
Try a VGA cable.
Use the DVI to VGA converter (if you have one) and see if it magically works.

im using vga......

[fractal]

Originally posted by Anonymous:

Originally posted by fractal:

I'm going to take a wild guess and assume you are using DVI on a pretty old monitor.
Try a VGA cable.
Use the DVI to VGA converter (if you have one) and see if it magically works.

im using vga......

Try the VGA cable on the DVI-out, if you have a converter.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Yes if your GPU has two DVI ports; only one can use the VGA adapter.
As one DVI will be "Digital Only"

[Mason]

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

Yes if your GPU has two DVI ports; only one can use the VGA adapter.
As one DVI will be "Digital Only"

i dont have a DIV cable and or Converter...

[_I_]

one port should be marked div-i and the other dvi-d
make sure the dvi-vga adapter is plugged into the dvi-i port