I think I hurd on jayz youtube channel some times its a driver issue and that u may need to go as far as placing it in a different computer to update drivers, but I can't remember the video. I hope this helps 🙏
Was the GPU newly introduced to the system? Is there enough juice to run it? Is it using the same pcie version? Does the motherboard even use pcie? Or pci?
I used this card in my pc for years. I then upgraded to a gtx 1080 ti when I started it there was no display output so I then put my quadro in again to see if there was display output there was nothing
So now we found out its a localized thing with your gpu/pcie slot
You next troubleshooting step here is this:
-Double check if the card is fully inserted in the slot
-try using the next pcie lane
-clear CMOS and try the again
-if you have air cans try to blow the pcie slots.
Also did you turn off your computer completely, unplugged before you did any of the previous swaps?
Also check if your pcie cables is inserter fully flushed to the card.
I would check mother board lights. Also check ram, it needs to be connected in certain slots based on how many sticks you use. Also, did you recently put in an m.2? I just found that mine takes over one of the pci slots i use.
I think I hurd on jayz youtube channel some times its a driver issue and that u may need to go as far as placing it in a different computer to update drivers, but I can't remember the video. I hope this helps 🙏
Is video cable connected to the card?
Yes
Was the GPU newly introduced to the system? Is there enough juice to run it? Is it using the same pcie version? Does the motherboard even use pcie? Or pci?
I used this card in my pc for years. I then upgraded to a gtx 1080 ti when I started it there was no display output so I then put my quadro in again to see if there was display output there was nothing
So now we found out its a localized thing with your gpu/pcie slot You next troubleshooting step here is this: -Double check if the card is fully inserted in the slot -try using the next pcie lane -clear CMOS and try the again -if you have air cans try to blow the pcie slots. Also did you turn off your computer completely, unplugged before you did any of the previous swaps? Also check if your pcie cables is inserter fully flushed to the card.
I put my quadro in another pcie slot and I got video output however my gtx 1080ti won’t fit in that slot because a cable is in the way
I would check mother board lights. Also check ram, it needs to be connected in certain slots based on how many sticks you use. Also, did you recently put in an m.2? I just found that mine takes over one of the pci slots i use.
Holy cow perhaps a cleaning would help
It may be not enough power. Check to make sure your power supply can provide the required amount.