X51 R2 switching on and not boot. No signal to disply. I've checked everything: GPU, RAM, Power supply is OK!>all fans and lights are working , but i cant see the bios even!!!!!!!

Hi ‌,

Remember this computer has an integrated video card (HDMI located at the top half of the system) and the discrete card (HDMI located at the bottom half of the system). So use the integrated video card instead of the discrete one and let me know if it works. 

Hi , Buddy!

Thanx for soon reply.

GPU , CPU , RAM , HDD are perfect. He cant even to start now. I think

motherboard problem or additional power board dead with the small

cooler........

*_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *

Best Regards,

Konstantin Kalachikov

Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek.

С уважением,

Константин Калачиков

Кыргызстан, Бишкек.

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2017-12-14 3:59 GMT+06:00 Alienware-Eimy :

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Re: X51 R2 switching on and not boot. No signal to disply. I've checked

everything: GPU, RAM, Power supply is OK!>all fans and lights are working ,

but i cant see the bios even!!!!!!!

reply from Alienware-Eimy

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its possible that it will not post off the onboard video card, my X51 R3 wouldn't for the life of me no matter what i tried, even resetting bios,  but in the end had same issue as you and was video card, but i had another card to try, that would be my assumption based on  your report of power up no screen.. when trying to post off the onboard video make sure the discrete video card is removed from the system... but still no guarantee it will work as mine wouldnt post off onboard...

second posts says everything test out fine? how was everything tested? in another working system? if not actually tested in another computer , then  cannot say if everything is fine..