(Solved)Videocard not showing up(solved)

I switched computer cases so I took everything out and put it in my new antec lanboy case. the videocard is hooked up to the power supply and the fan is working but when I hook my monitor up to the videocard I get no signal. when I hook the monitor up to the motherboard I get video. i had this happen before but I can’t remember how I solved it. any ideas?[/quote]
Answer #1
Do you have any option in the bios to disable the built in graphics card?
Answer #2
I have a ASUS P8 Z 68- V PRO motherboard and it has the initiate graphic adapter setting and I have set to PCIE/ PCI. I don’t see any other setting in the graphics department.
Answer #3
chrisalamp replied: I have a ASUS P8 Z 68- V PRO motherboard and it has the initiate graphic adapter setting and I have set to PCIE/ PCI. I don't see any other setting in the graphics department.
Have you tried re-seating the video card? Pull it out and put it back in firmly and try booting again.
Answer #4
Is the card showing OK in device manager ?
start > run > devmgmt.msc
Answer #5
no not showing up at all. ill try re-seating it
Answer #6
still nothing, is there a way to tell if its “dead”?still nothing, is there a way to tell if its “dead”?
Answer #7
Unless you dropped it, if it was working when you pulled it out, it should be working now.
Do you have any other video cards to put in there, make sure your computer is configured properly to work with a PCI-E card?
You can also try your video card in another computer, if you have an extra comp in the house.
Answer #8
chrisalamp replied: still nothing, is there a way to tell if its "dead"?still nothing, is there a way to tell if its "dead"?
I take it you have tried re-installing the drivers for it (even though you obviously already had them installed) ?
The question would be, is it the card dud or the slot in the mobo ?
Can you try the card in another puter ?
Answer #9
I have set to PCIE/ PCI.
what are the other options ?
you look under peripherals in the BIOS to disable it ?
Answer #10
thanks for your guys help but I called EVGA and my card is still under warranty so I’m going to send it back for a replacement.
Answer #11
chrisalamp replied: thanks for your guys help but I called EVGA and my card is still under warranty so I'm going to send it back for a replacement.
Best of luck
Start praying it is that and not a dud slot