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the ballad of the mobo and the gpu
| Shouldn't you just need a new mobo?
| Should have installed linux, brah
| >>c388df remove cmos battery, wait a few minutes, put it back, boot into whatever os or installer you want
| Aren't the USB post code devices compatible with like everything? That may be a solid investment.
Also, >>c388df did you try another PCI-E slot?
| update: old gpu actually was okay and i was too sleep deprived by that point to realise. installed the drivers okay and was good to go. its a gtx620, tho, so i cant really make do with it long term. plugged the 970 i was originally using back in just to check and got nowhere, so its at least safe to assume that its that that needs replacing and not the mobo
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| > randomly lose signal on my monitors
> plug one into the mobos on board connection, works fine
> reinstall gpu drivers
> still fucked
> uninstall the drivers directly, gpu no longer detected, can not install drivers
> faff around for ages trying to get the system to detect the gpu
> nothing
> decided to plug old gpu in to see if that works
> also not detected
> try to plug monitor back into mobo
> now no signal through that either
guess im building a new pc