No video on HPE-380t

When I boot up no video appears other than OEM mgf name (so I know that the display works) then Display says no signal. How do I diagnose the problem without any video

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I understand that when your computer starts you see the HP logo and then no signal and then nothing. I am curious as to whether you can see the BIOS loading or what? If you could provide as much information as to what you see it will be extremely helpful.
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I would like to install a decent soundcard in my HPE-380t, it came with integrated sound and it is not so great for recording music, playing games etc.
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Your computer has the following slots;
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Hello @adb111,
I have read your post on how you are looking to upgrade the graphics card on your notebook computer, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
You can upgrade your system's graphics card to any model you prefer, so long as it meets the requirements listed from the Product Specifications for your computer:
1. The graphics card must be supported up to 460 watts
2. It must compatible with the motherboard's PCIe Express x16 (generation 1).
3. The graphics card must be able to fit into the space provided.
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ATI Radeon HD6970 Sapphire. Everything went fine until about a month ago (so I had about a year of smooth sailing with this setup).
Usually after 5-10 mins of playing any video game, my computer starts getting hic-hupc (visual and audio lag, as well as input lag), and crashes soon after.
This problem tends to happen most when playing video games, but it also happens at random times when I am not doing anything demanding on my computer.
I get short bits of lag (visual, and sound lag). It starts up at distanced intrevals, but slowly gets more frequent. Eventually, the computer either freezes, or I get a blue screen.
I have cleaned up the dust in my computer numerous times. It didn't really help.
I have updated drivers after doing a full system restore on my computer (along with updating other windows related things), that did not help either.
I thought getting the drivers updated had solved my problem, but when I was playing a video game today I ran into the same issue. Which video game it is is not really a detail, since this happens with almost all games.
I had originally thought this was related to CPU temperatures, but I installed a program that monitors that and everything was within the 40-50 degree range. I'm told this is normal from my friends who get higher temperatures and yet do not run into this problem.
I'm on windows 7.
I will provide more info if needed. This problem has been ongoing for a few months now.
TL;DR:
Computer randomly starts lagging-up/freezing. I sometimes get a blue screen and I sometimes don't (meaning I have to restart the machine myself).
Problem happens more often when I am gaming, but it can also happen randomly at any given time.
Thanks in advance to any who can help.
In the next post I will give some info about my machine.

Here is the info of what I have:
1. Intel Core I7 (It also says: "860 @2.80GHz 2.80Hz" in the ControlPanel->System and Security -> System tab)
2. ATI Radeon HD6970 Sapphire
3. Win7 64bit
4. Driver for Catalyst: Version 12.104.0.0 (for the GPU)
5. Corsair TX 650
6. 8.00 GB of RAM
7. i) The computer did come with the OS (win7 64bit), but it wasn't updated. To update it, I went to the search bar in the START menu and typed something along the lines of "Windows update", which took me to a seperate window, where I could let the computer update itself.
ii) The original product did not have the Power Supply it currently has, or The graphics card it currently has. I bought those two myself to modify the machine.
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8. Monitor resolution 1920x1080, connected by DVI connector.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
I also used a program called Speccy, which gives you info about your computer.
About my BIOS, Speccy said:
Brand: American Megatrends Inc.
Version: 5.15
Date: 25/06/2010
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It didn't help anything, I still get the exact same crashing.
Lastly, here is an image of the blue screen I am getting:
I also made a thread on the AMD support forums for my GPU's manufacturer, That thread can be found here:
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HP Pavilion HPE h8-1230 -- List of compatible graphics cards???

HP Pavilion HPE h8-1230
Windows 7
Service Pack 1
model: h8 1234
Processor: AMD FX 6120-six core Processor 350 GHz
Memory: 10 GB (7.73 Usable)
System type: 64bit
Current Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GT 610
MotherBoard Description:
Manufacturer's name: Gigabyte
Motherboard name: M3970AM-HP
HP/Compaq name: Angelica2
Power supply: EVGA 500W 80PLUS Certified ATX12V/EPS12V Power Supply 100-W1-0500-KR
Bios version: AMI v8.10 12/3/2012 (the most recent bios version available through HP support)
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Hi,
There are graphics card solutions posted on this forum. They may be hard ro find but they are psoted. It's good that you checked the BIOS settings in the posted HP links as sometimes they get changed thinking that this will work better. However, in the case for Windows 7 it's just the opposite.
You issue is not a driver problem. Check with the graphics card manufacturer for a remedy. If that particular card is video BIOS enabled for UEFI then you are stuck. You can either return the card or install Windows 8 in UEFI mode.
Another choice would be to try one of the below video cards that run in legacy or UEFI mode.
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