Biostar onboard video not working?

I'm a grandmother and am relatively new to the tech end of computering
and recently received a Raidmax1 case with Biostar U8068 mobo from my
Dad. I installed by harddrive, CD R/W, DVD R/W and hooked up my V7
widescreen monitor and all went well for several weeks. A few days
ago, I powered up the computer, heard 1 beep, LED lights and fans
worked; but, no video. I hooked V7 to an older computer which i'm
using right now and it works fine. Hooked up old monitor to Raidmax--
no video. So, I'm guessing the onboard video, Integrated Savage4, is
bad. I have an old video card from a previous computer and could
install it; but think I need to disable the onboard first and believe
I have to do that through the bios which I can't see to get to 'cause
the video isn't working.

I've cleared CMOS and reset and still no visual. Anyone have any
ideas that could help me?

Thanks,

On Apr 1, 10:38 pm, darkeyes...@comcast.net wrote:
> I'm a grandmother and am relatively new to the tech end of computering
> and recently received a Raidmax1 case with Biostar U8068 mobo from my
> Dad. I installed by harddrive, CD R/W, DVD R/W and hooked up my V7
> widescreen monitor and all went well for several weeks. A few days
> ago, I powered up the computer, heard 1 beep, LED lights and fans
> worked; but, no video. I hooked V7 to an older computer which i'm
> using right now and it works fine. Hooked up old monitor to Raidmax--
> no video. So, I'm guessing the onboard video, Integrated Savage4, is
> bad. I have an old video card from a previous computer and could
> install it; but think I need to disable the onboard first and believe
> I have to do that through the bios which I can't see to get to 'cause
> the video isn't working.
>
> I've cleared CMOS and reset and still no visual. Anyone have any
> ideas that could help me?
>
> Thanks,

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