i bought one of this motherboard but, i think is not working because my monitor does not recognize the motherboard and all the part are working help??
388778
It is CRAP send it back. I went thru 2 of these and they both died so there is a problem they wont admit to on this board. buy ASUS MB they are the best. These people also have crappy support. STAY AWAY form gigabyte (I hope they feel this)
388779
Define "does not recognize the motherboard" Do you mean that it is not displaying anything? Because if that is the case you should be eligible for warranty of DOA
415129
It seems like a software or configuration problem. If the usb ports of your motherboard are damaged, this will add you new usb ports via pci. But if your current usb ports are Ok, then it would be the same.
1693837
it might be simple as (settings), you can try going to your settings and turn off the auto brightness and adjust the brightness to a full.or it can be a defected parts. always by an OEM parts for replacements.I don't think there is anything wrong with you motherboard.
599762
Everything in my other comment stands, but I just noticed the huge money you're putting into the card. Do a lot of research before buying. Talk to a lot of gamers. I guess you already have a build using this mobo, and are upping the video card. I would think all should work well, especially if you have not had the flaky stuff that's happened with mine. Make sure you have a strong power supply.
1165605
I had that same problem, and it turned out I needed a new motherboard. You should call Dell.
1700049
yes. Both of those parts will work with that mother board with no problem. Might want to update them asap though depending on what games you play and what settings you play them at.
1001065
Hello Kathleen,Please let me know your motherboard brand and I will help you.I am using EVGA GT520 1GB Video Card with the same processor, but We need know is the motherboard has the slot for this card. Let me know the model of your computer or ask where you bought if your PC has a free slot ready for this card.If anything more, please let me know itHave good night.
1688667
It's possible the motherboard just simply doesn't can't route enough power to it. I had the same issue with my Dell Vostro. I eventually had to get a power supply with an auxiliary port so that it could connect directly to the card rather power it through the mobo.
2107160
There should be a smaller plug, usually black, at the back of the motherboard that says PCIE under it. If you have the plug it should work as long as you have an available power plug to fit.
1218225
Don't have any idea. Mine worked fine, but now the mother board has died. You need one?
876926
I've had a PC with the same card as you. I going to assume your motherboard has the port big enough, and you have the power supply for it. Other than that it's as simple at removing the old and putting the new one in.
278181
Sorry, it wont work because you need LGA 1150, which is like the number of pins on your cpu, and that motherboard only has LGA 775.
364826
You need to read your computer specifications and see if they list other motherboard compatiable to your computer. I would just call the vendor and speak to their tech support person.
160632
Mine worked like a champ, but I don't have a dell, it was built from scratch. Make sure the motherboard is compatible. There are programs on the internet that will give you a breakdown of all the inner parts.
1849488
Test it with another monitor and you will know for sure if it is the card or the monitor. Check out a forum or technical support for more detailed help.
170116
No. This appears to be only a motherboard. Usually if there is a processor they will identify it by maker (Intel, AMD) and model number (I5, I7). You may want to google that board though to see if there are any issues with it. Some of the earlier Asus boards had some issues with certain CPUs. I think they have solved the problem but it never hurts to do a little homework when building a computer.
92750
For this board to work you must have the board and power supply in a case for grounding to work. Assuming the board APU and memory are good, Tty removing power from the monitor for several minutes ( master reset) and then power everything on. There are some older monitors that do not support 1920x1080 or that do not identify themselves to the motherboard as able to work with the APU. In those cases the only fix was to get a better monitor or install a GPU card. To troubleshoot you may have to try a different monitor. New HDMI monitors are only way to go.