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Bad dvi-d output (GTX 670)?

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Hello,

so here is my situation..
I bought a gtx 670 dcII 2gb in februari, worked great so far.
Today i turned on my computer and my monitor stays black (i hear it boot up to windows).

My specs:
Q6600 - stock 2.4ghz
Asus GTX 670 dcII 2GB
AsRock G41m-GS3
8GB DDR3 Veangence Corsair
CoolerMaster GX 650 Watt


Mosly i play Battlefield 3 / CoD's with good fps and i don't notice any or much bottleneck. I know my CPU & motherboard are outdated to utilize my videocard at it fullest, i am planning on upgrading this in a month or two.

I switched back to my old videocard GTX 275 and this works (so my monitor and cable are working).
My monitor is a 22" packard bell with only vga so im using a dvi-i adapter.
The strange thing is when i hook my computer with the GXT 670 to my HDTV trough hdmi it works. So tomorrow i'll go buy a vga to dvi-i cable and test that out. Maybe its due to the dvi-i converter im using?

Any advice what else i could try would be much appreciated!

Thanks

Excuse my English..
 
Thanks for replying.
Im using the same DVI-I connector as before.

I uninstalled the drivers with the gtx275, turned off the computer - put back the gtx670 in and now it works. Reinstalled the drivers and now its up and running again. So it due to the driver? But how come when i connected to my HDTV it worked?
 
So has it worked before? This link states that there's one DVI port that's DVI-I (can do both DVI-D/HDMI and VGA signals) while the other is just a DVI-D port (can't do VGA signals), so did you test with both DVI ports?
 
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