- Feb 5, 2017
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Hello everyone!
I recently bought a brand new Asus GTX 750 TI for my humble system. \
here are the specs:
- OS - Windows 10 64 bits
- Motherboard - Asrock B85M-DGS
- RAM - 8 gigs ddr3 single stick
- The video card used to be Nvidia GTS 250
- Power supply 550w
- HDD 500gigs
So here is the story:
My system used to run Windows 7 64 with the old card but when i installed the new card the system would not even notice it and automatically ran the on-board. Since then i have tried all of the solutions that are on here including:
- Making sure there is power to the video card (no extra power connectors to that card) and that the card is connected properly to the PCIe 3.
- Updating my BIOS
- Making sure the BIOS settings are correct (boot from PCIe3 first )
- Updating my OS from W7 to W10
- Changing the card to make sure the PCIe3 is working - the other card boots up
- Changing the system to make sure the Asus GTX 750 works , it works on the other system with no issue
- Updating all drivers (i am unable to install Nvidia drivers since they do not detect the graphics card.
- Installing all on-disk drivers that i could from the disc.
- Checked in the device manager to see if there are any unrecognized devices - there are none , the card does not show under Display Adapters.
- Uninstalling on-board drivers and trying to boot the card (no result)
- Changed the power supply anyway to 750w still no joy
- Jumped the BIOS
- Resetting BIOS setting and the CMOS
Any ideas are welcome, thank you!
P.S. Just to be clear , if the card is on the pcie slot the computer still boots up and gives the single beep , but even if the cable is connected to the graphics card it will boot up the on-board and the computer will get no signal , when i move the cable to the on-board the monitor lights up.
I recently bought a brand new Asus GTX 750 TI for my humble system. \
here are the specs:
- OS - Windows 10 64 bits
- Motherboard - Asrock B85M-DGS
- RAM - 8 gigs ddr3 single stick
- The video card used to be Nvidia GTS 250
- Power supply 550w
- HDD 500gigs
So here is the story:
My system used to run Windows 7 64 with the old card but when i installed the new card the system would not even notice it and automatically ran the on-board. Since then i have tried all of the solutions that are on here including:
- Making sure there is power to the video card (no extra power connectors to that card) and that the card is connected properly to the PCIe 3.
- Updating my BIOS
- Making sure the BIOS settings are correct (boot from PCIe3 first )
- Updating my OS from W7 to W10
- Changing the card to make sure the PCIe3 is working - the other card boots up
- Changing the system to make sure the Asus GTX 750 works , it works on the other system with no issue
- Updating all drivers (i am unable to install Nvidia drivers since they do not detect the graphics card.
- Installing all on-disk drivers that i could from the disc.
- Checked in the device manager to see if there are any unrecognized devices - there are none , the card does not show under Display Adapters.
- Uninstalling on-board drivers and trying to boot the card (no result)
- Changed the power supply anyway to 750w still no joy
- Jumped the BIOS
- Resetting BIOS setting and the CMOS
Any ideas are welcome, thank you!
P.S. Just to be clear , if the card is on the pcie slot the computer still boots up and gives the single beep , but even if the cable is connected to the graphics card it will boot up the on-board and the computer will get no signal , when i move the cable to the on-board the monitor lights up.
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