The problem between the ASUS motherboard and the Dylan Hengjin graphics card does not respond after

Then block the integrated graphics card in the BIOS...

Yes, the ZOTAC Extreme Edition I bought at the original price picked the motherboard, and the MSI board didn't light up, and then I changed to ASUS's graphics card, and it was lit up, and after a week, ZOTAC rose by 300 yuan.

This is just a case of compatibility, and sometimes it may be that other hardware is not compatible well, and it can only be said that it is a matter of elimination.

In fact, it's very simple, it's not that it's incompatible, but because you used to have an integrated graphics card, the previous motherboard BIOS design integrated graphics automatic conversion to independent graphics will not be automatically converted. The method is to plug in the graphics card first and do not turn it on. Find a jumper to clear the BIOS next to the small battery on the motherboard, and empty the BIOS and it's OK!

If it doesn't work, it is estimated that you can brush the graphics card slot with a toothbrush dipped in some alcohol, and use a hair dryer to blow cold air for 2 minutes. Wipe the gold finger of the graphics card with an eraser (operate in case of power failure).

The graphics card of the ASUS P5GL-MX board needs to be certified, and it may be incompatible.

The AMD Athlon™ X4 860K belongs to the mid-range processor, and the R7 260X also belongs to the mid-range graphics card. 4G RAM is considered the mainstream, and overall this configuration is already very good. What does your HDD 120 mean?

120g SSD? If yes, give a thumbs up.

It is definitely no problem to play online games, it is recommended that you change your graphics card to HD7850

LZ this HD5670 is 640SP,With a 6pin independent power interface,It's not like 400SP5670 doesn't have this interface,If there is this interface, it must be connected,If the graphics card does not provide a cable,It can only be recommended that the power supply is equipped with this kind of interface,Otherwise, it will boot up and not respond。

Problem: 6pin to interface.

Question: Does the accessory of this product have a 6-pin adapter interface?

The above is what I copied from Dilan's official website, and many people mentioned the same problem like LZ's, there is no adapter cable.

Both the motherboard and the graphics card are AMD's, which belong to the triple-A platform. Compatibility is absolutely fine.

It is recommended to take a look at the BIOS, it is a problem of no crossfire, and the motherboard uses the graphics card directly by default. It's unlikely, but it's worth paying attention to.

ps: I guess you can't be so weak that the auxiliary power supply of the graphics card is not plugged in.

My personal experience is that the power supply is a problem, because at that time you were choosing this kind of integrated motherboard, the profiteers were likely to give you a power supply with low power and inferior quality. It is recommended to use a power supply of about 300w! Estimate that the problem is solved!

The quality of the graphics card can be basically ruled out.

The power supply should be fine with 5670 above the rated 200W.

Let's see if you need to set up a graphics card switch in the BIOS.

If you can't do it, go to the merchant.

1. Make sure it's all plugged in.

2. Does the graphics card have a separate power socket?

3. Is there any problem with the monitor cable?

4. If there is no extra hardware to replace, you can only send it to the hardware store to find the problem, and the graphics card or power supply may be the cause.

It is recommended to take the computer directly to the merchant who sells the graphics card for testing, which is faster.

Your question is the answer, if you don't use the auxiliary power supply, the auxiliary power interface design is useless!

Your graphics card needs to be connected to a separate power supply.

There's a 6 pin power connector on the graphics card.

There is no independent power supply.

The graphics card voltage is not enough.

Doesn't work.

Generally, the better power supply comes to the door with a 6-port graphics card for power supply.

Graphics cards with an auxiliary independent power connector must be connected to this connector in order for the hood to be enabled! If your graphics card doesn't come with a 6-pin power connector, you'll need to purchase it separately. However, according to what you said, if your power supply is 200W, then it must be replaced!

Because the power consumption of this HD6750 discrete graphics card is about 60-80W (when gaming), the entire host will not be able to move the 200W power supply after you add this graphics card, and there will be a black screen, a blurred screen or no display when you use it. Therefore, it is recommended that you replace the host power supply at the same time, and it is recommended that you also have a minimum of 200 yuan for the Great Wall 400w silent version (because this power supply has a 6-pin auxiliary power connector specially provided for the graphics card, so you don't need to buy another shopping for it, and then you can connect the graphics card to use).

Yes, this graphics card has a 6-pin external power supply If the power supply has such an interface, it can be converted with an ordinary hard disk D-connector This has a special six-pin conversion cable Your power rating is a bit low With this finger graphics card and your triple-core processor, at least use the source disturbance rated at 300W or more of the electric hail to tease the source If you connect the external power supply, it is not good, that is, the power supply is not enough, only replace the power supply can I don't understand and ask again.

There is no independent power supply HD6750 is not possible to work in the state Your power is too low 200W power can't be brought at all HD6750 must be replaced Your electric grandson bothered brain needs at least a rated 350W power supply to ensure the stable operation of the system.

If it is ruled out that it is not a problem with the graphics card, then it is not displayed due to poor contact between the motherboard and the graphics card slot. Sometimes it may be due to the aging of the capacitance of the graphics card.