Check your setup and ensure the GPU is properly connected and recognized by the system.
Check your setup and ensure the GPU is properly connected and recognized by the system.
My computer crashed and I had a backup 7010. I moved it into my larger case to fit the GPU, replacing my usual 7th gen i7 7700k with an Optiplex i5 3470. I used the old SSD drive, which caused major driver mismatches but the system still boots and loads Windows. Now I can't get the new OS to recognize my 1080 display. I tried removing and disabling Intel integrated graphics, checked the BIOS settings, but nothing works. Only the monitor shows up. When I attempt to reinstall drivers, they say it can't install on this version of Windows. It reminds me that using a different CPU on an older OS might be the issue.
It uses a specific power supply unit. The PCIe power cables are connected.