GeForce GTX 1060 Gaming X

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FoucozoR

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Hello,

I've got a problem with a new graphic card. Better = GTX GeForce 1060 Gaming X.

Like you see below i've got a Maximum Hero VIII motherboard with a onboard videocard (pretty bad). I completely installed the card, he got power and runs for about 5-10 seconds.

i've got black screens (2 screens; one HDMI, one DispayPort) and in the left up corner he shows "Analog" or "HDMI1". Continuously.

If i put the HDMI in the motherboard (old card), i can see that the new card is not in device management.

Even change BIOS from AUTO to PCIe doesn't help. Automatic goes to AUTO..

Someone is familiar with this problem?

My Components:
Motherboard => ASUS Maximum Here VIII
Onboard Graphic card => (Intel HD Serie 530)
CPU => Intel Core i7 - 6700k Skylake
CPU Cooler => Coolermaster V8
Memory => 2x16 GB Ripjawz
Voeding => Coolermaster 750 watt

Thanks a Lot!
New Graphic Card => MSI GeForce GTX 1060 Gaming X

Bedankt!
 
Possibly UEFI related? If windows was installed in a non UEFI way then that would cause issues. Sometime cards have a switch to go from Legacy to UEFI but im not sure on that card.
 
primetime said:
Possibly UEFI related? If windows was installed in a non UEFI way then that would cause issues. Sometime cards have a switch to go from Legacy to UEFI but im not sure on that card.
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I would have no idea about that. The card must be work 100% on that board. hmm
 
FoucozoR said:
I would have no idea about that. The card must be work 100% on that board. hmm
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You need to read up on UEFI/Legacy type windows installs to understand. Of course the card will work, but you MIGHT have to reinstall windows in a UEFI Mode at the very most. Give it some more time and someone who has that card can fill you in....im just giving a wild guess as to what happening.
 
What card did you use before?

Do you get BIOS screen on the card? Correctly seated in the PCIe slot? PCIe power connector connected? Does the fans spin on the card when powered up?
 
Shintai said:
What card did you use before?

Do you get BIOS screen on the card? Correctly seated in the PCIe slot? PCIe power connector connected? Does the fans spin on the card when powered up?
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Do you get BIOS screen on the card?
No, i got black screen, i only can in BIOS with old card, then i try this:
I tried to change from "Auto" to "PCIe", he automatic goes back to "Auto"
Also he said: No VGA card.

Correctly seated in the PCIe slot?
Yes, i take the card 3 times out and in correctly; nothing changed.

PCIe power connector connected?
Yep, 6/8 pin from my 750watt power supply.

Does the fans spin on the card when powered up?
Yes they does for around 5-10 seconds, then they stop.....
 
And its placed in the slot closest to the CPU? What card did you use before the GTX1060?
 
Shintai said:
And its placed in the slot closest to the CPU? What card did you use before the GTX1060?
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And its placed in the slot closest to the CPU?
Yep thats right. (PCIe_x16/x8_1)

What card did you use before the GTX1060?
Onboard Graphic Card (Intel HD Graphics 530)
 
So no card. Sounds like either the motherboard or card is defect. See if you can find a friend thats either willing to test your card in their PC. Or try their card in your PC.
 
Shintai said:
So no card. Sounds like either the motherboard or card is defect. See if you can find a friend thats either willing to test your card in their PC. Or try their card in your PC.
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What do you mean with the motherboard, because that board works perfectly without that new card?
 
FoucozoR said:
What do you mean with the motherboard, because that board works perfectly without that new card?
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Yes, when using the IGP.

Do the tests and you can hopefully find out where the error is.
 
hmmm no bios screen either? that kinda rules out UEFI being related.....If you have a different slot to test is whats being suggested. Looking like either a bad card or a bad pci-e slot on your board. Hard to say without trying the card in a different system or a different card in your board. (to verify your slot/mb works) See its hard to say for sure if the mb slots have never been tested before. update your board bios if possible as well.....if there is one
 
Do you have another 16x slot you can try?

Is also suggest trying another power supply of that didn't work.

It sounds like the computer isn't booting at all.
 
it works in the second slot. But not in the first. Maybe i need to edit something in the BIOS, but i can't find anything.
 
FoucozoR said:
it works in the second slot. But not in the first. Maybe i need to edit something in the BIOS, but i can't find anything.
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It could be a damaged slot (either physically or electrically). Make sure to take some compressed air to it just in case some dust got in it.

Otherwise you may need to RMA the board itself.
 
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