After a graphics card is installed, the monitor shows nothing. The monitor cable is still plugged into the video port on the motherboard's rear panel. What is wrong?
Après l'installation d'une carte graphique, l'écran n'affiche rien. Le câble de l'écran est toujours branché sur le port vidéo du panneau arrière de la carte mère. Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ?
Answers
AThe cable should go into the graphics card's own outputLe câble doit être branché sur la sortie de la carte graphique elle-même
BThe motherboard port needs a newer driver from the chipset manufacturer's websiteLe port de la carte mère a besoin d'un pilote plus récent sur le site du fabricant du chipset
CThe monitor is incompatible with graphics cardsL'écran est incompatible avec les cartes graphiques
DThe graphics card must be installed in a USB portLa carte graphique doit être installée dans un port USB
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