I have a Gateway GT5056, no monitor will work.

I assume you're referring to an SLI or Crossfire setup, if so I'm afraid not. The specs page for your computer, http://support.gateway.com/s/PC/R/1008835/1008835sp3.shtml lists only 1 PCI Express slot.

I assume you're referring to an SLI or Crossfire setup, if so I'm afraid not. The specs page for your computer, http://support.gateway.com/s/PC/R/1008835/1008835sp3.shtml lists only 1 PCI Express slot

Gateway GT5056 Media Center Computer Drivers download @ http://support.gateway.com/s/PC/R/1008835/1008835nv.shtml

Hope it helps.

mine did that do you hear the hum of the fan or processor noise mines processor burnt up put a new one in worked fine

does your motherboard identify your new video card? make sure to put the new video card on the right slot. then check all the cables which is connected on your monitor going to the tower. make sure to connect the vga cable of the monitor to your new video card. try to power on computer and install the video card driver which comes with your new video card.

hi, plss check your monitor data cable..mybe is has a lost connection..

regards

your graphics card needs replacement...

http://www.laptopserviceparts.com/products/GATEWAY/REF/4000806.html this should help you >)

Hopefully, it is just the on board video that has gone bad, and not the motherboard. When you install a video card on a PC, that has on board or integrated video, you will need to access the BIOS screen on start up and disable the on board video. That way the video signal will come from the new video card and not the on board video.

I hope this helps,

Eric

Hi jyasa,

More likely the mother board - because about all the modern laptop built today are integratedly built into a single board, where the power port is also integrated.

Hope this helps and good luck.