mobo cannot detect vga

my new pc cannot detect graphic card...when I installed the graphic driver there's nothing on display total blackout. checked & found out there's conflicting resources...anybody know what these list of conflicting device mean.

1. input/output range 03B0-03BB used by Intel(R) G33/G31/P35 express chipset PCI express root port - 29c1.

2. input/output range 03c0-03DF used by Intel(R) G33/G31/P35 express chipset PCI express root port - 29c1.

3. memory range 000A0000-000BFFFF used by Intel(R)G33/G31/P35 express chipset PCI express root port -29c1.

FYI my pc
mobo:gigabyte P35-DS3R
vga:GV-NX85T512HP
psu:cooler master 500w
ram:kingston hyperX 2gb
hdd:western digital 320gb
os:win xp sp2

need help to solve my problem

 

Have you tried clearing your Motherboards CMOS and restarting?

 

no coz i'm not familiar with CMOS or BIOS stuff. can you give me some guideline on how to clear my motherboard CMOS. Question: could it be a resources problem. apparently, there is an irq sharing conflict?

 

Normally when ever I've had issues of this nature clearing the CMOS has fixed it for me.

To clear your CMOS you will have to check your motherboards manual. On my DFI Lan party KT400a (yes old I know) for me to clear the CMOS I have to power the system down and move a jumper leave it in place for 30 seconds and then put it back.

It could be a resource issue but these days you should not get them as the motherborrds BIOS should be smart enough to sort them out.


If clearing your CMOS does not do it them take everything off your mother board and plug it in 1 by 1 to see where the issue lies, IE start off with just 1 stick of memeory then plug in the gfx etc until either your whole system is working or you find the component that is causeing the issues.

 

You can just remove the battery from the board to reset the CMOS. Take it out for about 10 mins then put it back in a restart

 

I check that my motherboard does not have a jumper. Do all motherboard have a jumper?

 

Here's your mobo:
Now find Wally... I mean "CLR_CMOS" of course This is the pin that you will want to short after having powered off and unplugged your machine.


Hint: It's just next to the battery.

 

Firstly clear the cmos. Then boot it up. If it works fine well adn good else you have to manually select VGA card in Bios Options. I have the option to select external graphics card in my bios.

 

if your pc doesnt detect your card how are you using it.

 

thats a good question, where did you get the error's from that you showed in the first post? just going from memory I dont think that board has onboard video. but if it does and you are able to use that, have you disabled it in the bios when you try to run the video off the video card?