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Intel DH67BL Video Issue

obviouslytom

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I know I am running an older system, but it still works great for me. I am running the Intel DH67BL with an i7 2600k 3.4ghz cpu. I did have an ATI 5850 as my main video card and it worked fine. I recently purchased an ATI R9 290 and it will not post at all when that card is in place. I have made sure that it is seated properly and its getting the power it needs.

I have gone through all the bios settings I could think of. Does anyone know what I could possibly be missing? I have even pulled the battery and reset everything on the system with no luck. I know the video card works because I put it in another system and it boots right up.

Here is a link to the manual for the board.
Intel® Desktop Board DH67BL
 
How do I do that outside of windows? I had a bios update for it on a usb drive and it wouldn't take.
 
It tells you how to do it in the notes for the BIOS.
 
Granted it was almost 1am when I was trying to get the BIOS update to work and being sick didn't help.
 
So it turns out that I am on BIOS version 119 and the most recent is 160. I don't know why, but when I followed the steps on the Intel site on how to do the bootable USB for the BIOS, I couldn't get it to work. I was able to boot back into windows and I am doing the update through there.

And it worked! From what I read, this issue was fixed with the 151 release so shame on me for not keeping the system up to date.

Thanks for help anyway!
 
obviouslytom said:
So it turns out that I am on BIOS version 119 and the most recent is 160. I don't know why, but when I followed the steps on the Intel site on how to do the bootable USB for the BIOS, I couldn't get it to work. I was able to boot back into windows and I am doing the update through there.

And it worked! From what I read, this issue was fixed with the 151 release so shame on me for not keeping the system up to date.

Thanks for help anyway!
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In fairness, you're not supposed to update your BIOS unless it solves a problem you're having. So you did the right thing here.
 
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