I recently bought a new rig, having an Asus F2A85-M Pro motherboard and it features an onboard card. It also has two PCIe slots and I installed my card in one of them. The one that's actually designed for it, which I had to learn the hard way, since the other one is only there to rund two cards. But when starting the rig, the monitor stays black, since it still considers the onboard device the primary source. At least that's my assumption.
So, do I have to deactivate the onboard device in BIOS before trying to start with the new card? I'm rather reluctant to do that out of fear that I can't run neither afterwards.
Never had that kinds of problems. It was always plug, install drivers and go.
So, do I have to deactivate the onboard device in BIOS before trying to start with the new card? I'm rather reluctant to do that out of fear that I can't run neither afterwards.
Never had that kinds of problems. It was always plug, install drivers and go.
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