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kawakaka

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Build a new desktop. Booted with my gpu= black screen

Boot with mobo seems normal

Any idea what's wrong?

Using superflower 600w
gtx 970
 

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After I plug in the sli 8pin and pci 6 pin it manage to run properly. And problems with that??
 

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After I plug in the sli 8pin and pci 6 pin it manage to run properly. And problems with that??

You forgot to plug in the power connector for the graphic card isit?

No power connector to graphic card = no screen output.
 

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Hmmmmmmmm after I plug in the 6 pin pci express and the 8pin sli then the thing started to work. But will it over heat??
 

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Hmmmmmmmm after I plug in the 6 pin pci express and the 8pin sli then the thing started to work. But will it over heat??
It shouldn't. Higher end GPUs are usually designed to be powered by 1-2 6/8 pin PCI-E connectors on top of the PCI-E X16 slot so that sufficient power are supplied to the GPU for its normal operations. Only very low powered GPUs like entry level GPUs and the GTX 750/750Ti are then powered by the PCI-E X16 slot alone.
 

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No.
Ur graphic card require power to run
It is just like motherboard need 24pin and 8pin
 

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Alright so it's fine that I plug both sli and pci e. Thanks guys! One last question isit possible to transfer my Microsoft words all those software via hard disk ? I drag drop from old comp to new comp
 
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