1050TI not running any games help!

[thecampingreptile]

ok so my computer is obviously very old as far as the hardware goes and i am thinking that the CPU just cant handle the GPU but when i load into any game my computer black screens and kicks me out or just reboots here is my speccy ss http://prntscr.com/i6b8pk and heres one of the graphics unit http://prntscr.com/i6ba4k
the GPU i know for a fact has elpida Vram in it which after doing a bit of research i found out is like the dross of all Vram could that be my issue?
i am also currently running a full virus scan and am not running any OCing software now.

 

[Groveling_Wyrm]

I would check to see that you have the latest graphics drivers from Nvidia. If you don't, get them. That could solve your problem.

 

[J_E_D_70]

What is the make/model/age of the PSU?

What gpu worked in there before?

 

[thecampingreptile]

I would check to see that you have the latest graphics drivers from Nvidia. If you don't, get them. That could solve your problem.

i do have the latest drivers i only got the card about a month ago now.

 

[thecampingreptile]

What is the make/model/age of the PSU?

What gpu worked in there before?

the PSU is a 550 watt corsair that i bought about 6 months ago and a GTX560TI worked better than this one.

 

[J_E_D_70]

Can you check the card in a friend’s pc?

Might also use DDU in safe mode to uninstall the driver then reinstall.

 

[thecampingreptile]

Can you check the card in a friend’s pc?

Might also use DDU in safe mode to uninstall the driver then reinstall.

i think i might have found out why its being slow, while i was living with my friends when i was out at work my friends fiance wanted to borrow my computer so i set up an account for her and my friend knew my password so i am guessing that all 300 (so far) files of malware is shit she downloaded from the internet because morons,
if the scan doesnt fix it then i will post again, thank you for the fast replies.

 

[J_E_D_70]

!!!

 

[thecampingreptile]

!!!

my exact reaction

 

[mazboy]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from thecampingreptile : "1050TI still not working"

ok so i posted a thread earlier about this and got some help and after cleaning up over 300 viruses that some moron had downloaded from the internet while i was at work my 1050TI is still not working for games and im not sure why, there seems to be allot of issues with 1050TI cards on here so is this issue common?? oh and it has elpida Vram in it which i know is crap im also running a old system a Intel core 2 Quad Q8300 @2.5 GHz on an msi LGA775 mobo 12GB DDR3 RAM @1333MHz HDDs for storage and a 550 watt corsair PSU. (yes the cable is in properly.)

How, exactly, did you "clean up" over 300 viruses? In a case like that, you cannot really ever remove all traces of the virus. The only true solution is to wipe the HDD and do a clean install of the OS. BTW, what OS are you running?

 

[bignastyid]

Please keep it in 1 thread.

 

[thecampingreptile]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from thecampingreptile : "1050TI still not working"

ok so i posted a thread earlier about this and got some help and after cleaning up over 300 viruses that some moron had downloaded from the internet while i was at work my 1050TI is still not working for games and im not sure why, there seems to be allot of issues with 1050TI cards on here so is this issue common?? oh and it has elpida Vram in it which i know is crap im also running a old system a Intel core 2 Quad Q8300 @2.5 GHz on an msi LGA775 mobo 12GB DDR3 RAM @1333MHz HDDs for storage and a 550 watt corsair PSU. (yes the cable is in properly.)

How, exactly, did you "clean up" over 300 viruses? In a case like that, you cannot really ever remove all traces of the virus. The only true solution is to wipe the HDD and do a clean install of the OS. BTW, what OS are you running?

i ran malware bytes and 360 total security to clean it up as best i could and then deleted all the junk they found.
im on windows 10

 

[thecampingreptile]

Please keep it in 1 thread.

can do sorry.

 

[Darkbreeze]

*Graphics card CLEAN install tutorial using the DDU*

 

[thecampingreptile]

*Graphics card CLEAN install tutorial using the DDU*

ok so i did everything this told me to do and still nothing could it be that i just got a faulty card??

 

[Darkbreeze]

Do a little investigation and find out if there is a bios update for your motherboard. Likely this is due to having a new card with an old board.

 

[thecampingreptile]

Do a little investigation and find out if there is a bios update for your motherboard. Likely this is due to having a new card with an old board.

my bios version is 5.1 which according to the live updater is the latest version.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Ok, that's good. Probably worth manually checking the product page on the manufacturers website to verify that though. Often those "live" updaters are off by many months before the server shows any updates that might have been there for some time. Weak. On the OEM's I mean.

Anyhow, still good that it's relatively newer at the least, if not actually up to date, which it might well be. Good enough for now.

What is your EXACT power supply model number, and how old, how long in service is that unit?

 

[thecampingreptile]

my power supply is the corsair CX450 and i bought it about 6 months ago new so only 6 months running, the model number is RPS0053

 

[Darkbreeze]

My advice, based on the rest of the contents of this thread, including the suspected malware, would be to do this:

Windows 10 Clean install tutorial


Followed immediately by this:

*Graphics card CLEAN install tutorial using the DDU*



And be sure to run the DDU while IN safe mode, which you can enter by using the methods found here:

How to boot into safe mode in Windows 10

 

[thecampingreptile]

My advice, based on the rest of the contents of this thread, including the suspected malware, would be to do this:

Windows 10 Clean install tutorial


Followed immediately by this:

*Graphics card CLEAN install tutorial using the DDU*



And be sure to run the DDU while IN safe mode, which you can enter by using the methods found here:

How to boot into safe mode in Windows 10

ok ill give it a go thanks for helping

 

[Darkbreeze]

Good luck. Let us know if it works out or not. If it does not, there might be further things that can be checked but I think this is the best place to start so you know you have a solid foundation and are not trying to simply dance in circles.