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i think its new graphics card time, this msi gtx 680 has both ports ,hmmm
Your 560 should be fine.
Do you know anyone else who has a gaming machine you could test it on?
Should be plugged into the port closed to the motherboard.
Try another cable, they can be picked up quite cheap.
your card should be fine. do you have a second monitor? hook that up as primary then your catleap as the second, and see if it registers in windows when you 'identify monitors'. I assume you have been pressing the power button? you're looking for solid or flashing green.
do you have a spare GPU to test? onboard stuff won't work even with z68 as it cant display that Res and the monitors don't have a scalar so it won't auto turn down.
try beg/borrow/steal another cable if you can.
regardless, you're going to need a new GPU if you plan to game. I'm playing BF3 on ultra but have to turn down AA to get a solid 60fps on my 6990 OC which is much much faster than a 560Ti.
does anyone know why so many of the 5 series ATi cards arn't supported in that image?
Tried both at same time, windows recognises the monitor, it even dims a bit when switching on and going through the bios, but no display.
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Red light, but nothing from the monitor? Have you turned it on (yes, someone has done this)? Turn it on. See an image? Great, you're done!
Solid red light can be several things. Try these out.
1. Power brick issue/cord issue. Use a volt meter to test that you are indeed getting 24v (or close) from the brick. If not, then it could be faulty. Check your cord is pushed all the way into the brick.
2. Loose wiring inside the unit itself. If it's a red light only deal, then your OSD wiring to the DVI board could be loose (or the wiring from the DVI board to the panel strip wiring.)
If you get flashing green light issues, it can be:
1. Your GPU is not supported;
2. Your drivers stink (do a clean install);
3. Your DVI cable stinks (the cable that comes with the monitor is hit or miss with whether it will work properly. One of mine worked while the other didn't.); AND/OR
4. Loose wiring inside the unit (DVI connection to Panel PCB connection.)
With these monitors you can have a combination of issues. So go from easiest to hardest (even with a red light issue) - Check that your card is supported, check brick voltage, try a better DVI cable, clean install of drivers, open her up and re-connect all wiring.
If none of these things solve your problem then feel free to post in the thread for additional help/ideas.
Anyone wanting help with monitor issues must report several things:
1. What type of GPU do you have installed?
2. Current drivers installed (clean install was attempted)?
3. Tried different DVI cable - either new or from a known working monitor?
4. Unplugged all other monitors and tried just plugging Catleap in BOTH outputs on your GPU?
4. Tried any of the other things listed above?
The more detail we have the better we can help troubleshoot the problem.
thanks jake C, I'll check my card and if it has dual link DVi im very tempted to get one of these
The above table is a load of junk as there are 2 owners with 5770's and 2 with 5850's who are running this monitor.
I've just ordered a perfect pixel Catleap for £270 from bigclothcraft. He's posting it "within 20 hours" using DHL express.
Can't wait for it to arrive. Will keep you posted. Hoping the money for perfect pixel was worth it!
I got one from same guy, it arrived perfectly I couldnt recomend him enough... great comms too
No i got the lemon !!
Ouch, just saw your tale of woe above, sorry to hear that
Have you tried the troubleshooting steps no_1_dave posted above?
I had problems with mine not displaying and my heart was literally (almost literally) in my mouth, but then I realised I wasn't using a dual link DVI cable, so I tried the one that came in the box and it fired right up.