I'm trying to use it to debug an Intel D925XCV motherboard. I get a lighted, blank display. Do I have a bad test card?
1805393
Sounds like it is bad...I have used mine on 2 MSI boards and 3 asus boards and have had readouts on all to where I could fix the problem.
1805394
Possibly, you should get codes or whatever to pop up. I would test it in another tower to see what you get.
2113631
HERE HERE HERE! For some reason, it flat out refuses to work, or if it does theres a lot of static. Not sure if its a mobo or case issue though.
415129
It seems like a software or configuration problem. If the usb ports of your motherboard are damaged, this will add you new usb ports via pci. But if your current usb ports are Ok, then it would be the same.
178589
This product did not work for me out of the package. After a little research I bought a good voltage meter and followed a how to video on youtube. It gave me a better reading on whether my PSU was working or not. It turned out that the problem with my rig was that I had somehow shorted out the mobo. Since mine was a new build it was still under warranty I sent it back to the manufacturer where they reset the mobo and returned it in working order.
2246866
This motherboard requires an external video source. It has no video output at all.
1408196
I have to agree with the previous suggestion. Remove and reseat the card, make sure your monitor cables are plugged in all the way (Bent pins can be a problem). Try it on another PC if available, or send it back to the vendor.I bought this care and am very happy with it.
1579003
I am sorry mine just worked instantly. Make sure you have it well connected and did not damage any pins. Maybe it is more than the display sorry
2103555
Did you install the drivers for the DVI output? Pretty sure that the board only comes with native drivers for VGA.
557293
Do you have video card or onboard video support? Are you plugged into the right component? I think if you have onboard video, it has to be disabled in BIOS before you can plug in your video card and vice versa but I could be wrong as I haven't had this issue. Like others said, it could be mobo related... Just hard to imagine even after a flash that the mobo went bad if you can still get in to BIOS... What mobo are you using?
92750
For this board to work you must have the board and power supply in a case for grounding to work. Assuming the board APU and memory are good, Tty removing power from the monitor for several minutes ( master reset) and then power everything on. There are some older monitors that do not support 1920x1080 or that do not identify themselves to the motherboard as able to work with the APU. In those cases the only fix was to get a better monitor or install a GPU card. To troubleshoot you may have to try a different monitor. New HDMI monitors are only way to go.
192095
I think so. I have not been able to get mine to work as when I get in bios and set it up nothing happens. Have problem getting into bios and nothing seems to work. Think it is perhaps a bad board.
994229
I used this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231589 I didn't actually have much luck with this board (I'm assuming that's because it was open box though.) Are you manually clocking or RAM or just using the X.M.P.? My board was fine using the X.M.P. settings.
1556801
The color display is dependent on the graphics card itself, not the CPU chip. Make sure you have a good driver installed, and you might want to reseat the card if you're still having issues.
359593
You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I would say go for it. You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I... » Read More You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I would say go for it. « Show Less
1852461
I returned the LSI card, because it wouldn't work with my Asus motherboard. I bought an Areca hard driver controller and it worked fine.
184685
sorry it took so long to get back, just make sure u got all the connectors plugged in and have a good power supply. try to test the power connectors if there not a name brand on something u know that works to rule out a fault power connector
1086607
Hi, That happened to me, the chip for the tester is overloaded or burnt out. Just tell the seller and they should ship you a new one. When it is confirmed you are being shipped a new one, just strip the old one for parts