Does Fujitsu D2912-A1 supports R9 290X?

[aknologia6path]

So I have motherboard Fujitsu D2912-A1 wth latest BIOS and also R9 290X (fully working).
If I insert it in my motherboard, I hear 3 beeps (one long and two shot), which means that something wrong with a videocard.
However if I plug GTX 650, everything is good.
So I wonder, what's the problem? I flashed the latest bios, "cleared" it by removing the battery for 10 min, but no luck.
However coolers on the videocard (R9 290X) work when I start my PC.

 

[cin19]

Your PSU maybe have problem to handle the r9 290x, because you said the PC works fine with gtx650.

 

[aknologia6path]

I doubt it, cause I have new 750W PSU.

 

[cin19]

I doubt it, cause I have new 750W PSU.

What brand and model is it? because not all the 700w PSU are the same.

 

[aknologia6path]

I doubt it, cause I have new 750W PSU.

What brand and model is it? because not all the 700w PSU are the same.

Chieftec Proton BDF 750. I think it's pretty enough, especially when some people use it for two 1060 or two 290x.

 

[cin19]

From one review, that PSU should be fine. And I think that PSU will power up two gtx1060 for sli, but I don't think it can power CF r9 290x, except the cpu will bottleneck the CF 290X. If someone will use the high end cpu+ CF 290X, a well balanced PC, you will need more 750W PSU.

And back to your thread, use gtx650, boot into the BIOS, in PC health monitor or hardware monitor section ( something like that), to check the +3.3V, +5V, and +12V. You want to see those voltages should be within +/- 5%, eg for +3.3V, the voltage should be like +3.1V to +3.4V.

If those voltages are fine, and because you said the r9 290x works fine and the MB has newer BIOS, then the problem will be the compatibility problem.