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Ok I cleared my cmos and used 2 different hdmi cables still the same thing nothing all my fans are running even on the GPU but nothing on screen, any more ideas thanks for the help man.
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Did you plug in the ATX cable which is the 4+2 pin connector?
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IMMERSIVE wrote Did you plug in the ATX cable which is the 4+2 pin connector?
Yeah, from your picture. You see the white 4 pin near your fan, you need the plug in the 4+2 but only plug in the 4 pin ofc. and it should be fine.
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IMMERSIVE wroteIMMERSIVE wrote Did you plug in the ATX cable which is the 4+2 pin connector?
Yeah, from your picture. You see the white 4 pin near your fan, you need the plug in the 4+2 but only plug in the 4 pin ofc. and it should be fine.
Ok give me a minute and I'll try that.
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BENDZY wroteIMMERSIVE wroteIMMERSIVE wrote Did you plug in the ATX cable which is the 4+2 pin connector?
Yeah, from your picture. You see the white 4 pin near your fan, you need the plug in the 4+2 but only plug in the 4 pin ofc. and it should be fine.
Ok give me a minute and I'll try that.
Ok, let me know how it goes btw I have the same PSU
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Ok I have no 4+2 pin connector I have a PCI E which is 8+2 and a few others but nothing but no 4 pin. Also do you have Skype?
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BENDZY wrote Ok I have no 4+2 pin connector I have a PCI E which is 8+2 and a few others but nothing but no 4 pin. Also do you have Skype?
Yeah, I do have skype PM me yours if you like
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He got it to post everyone, it's solved
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