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Just bought an HD5870 to replace what I thought was a broken HD 3870 and I seem to be getting the same problem (i.e no display not even boot info)

The only card that seems to work is an old basic PCI-E Asus card which requires no power, now I am thinking its either the power supply or the MB.


Is there an easy way to test or do I just have to try replacing power supply and then the MB?

(power supply is CORSAIR TX 750W)
 
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Sounds like it's leaning in the direction of a PSU problem, going on what you've explained if the PCIE slot is working with an old asus card that doesn't require power from the PSU but the 2 cards that require power from it don't, i'd say it's the supply.
 
paper clip doesn't do anything, it only turns the psu on.
You need to put load on the rails, try get psu tester or get a stop gap psu while your corsair is RMA'ed.
 
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