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This is pretty much one of the replies I had from the IT guy at work.
I do have an after market graphics card so I plugged the monitor into the standard one and it worked. Now checking for any updates before trying the card again.
Thanks all.
Most TV's will have either (or a combination) of DVI, VGA and HDMI. So you could plug your computer into the telly to prove your GFX card outputs that way.
Edit - glad you're on the right track now Leon!
If you have not already done it I would re-seat both RAM and Graphics card, check to see if your Graphics card uses additional 6 or pin power from the Power supply, again reseat all that..
the suggestion for testing onboard graphics if avialble is a good one to eliminate the GPU being the issue, but for sure reseat the RAM
the suggestion for testing onboard graphics if avialble is a good one to eliminate the GPU being the issue, but for sure reseat the RAM
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