Graphics card problem

[Apex_codered]

Hello, I recently brought a GTX 750ti and I have had problems installing it. With the graphics card in and I go to boot my computer, it takes 20 seconds to post and then I hear 2 slow beaps, and when i'm on windows I get horizontal and vertical and blue,red and white lines on parts of my screen after downloading the latest drivers from the NVidia website. When I go into device manager the card is recognised in the display adapters section but there's an error saying "Code 43". When ever try to open the NVidia control panel it says "You are not currently using a display attached to an NVidia GPU." and when I go to display settings or personalize on the desktop it comes up with an error aswell. I have also uninstalled the old drivers

PC specs:
CPU: Amd Fx 4100
Ram:8gb
Graphics card: GTX 750ti
Previous graphics card: gt 430 Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M LX Power supply: tech solo tp730

On windows 10 64bit and my bios are up to date

Thanks

 

[nzalog]

Sounds like a bad GPU, if you're seeing artifacts before even having a driver that's not a good sign.

 

[SkyNetRising]

It's a used card. Right?
It might be damaged.

 

[Apex_codered]

Sounds like a bad GPU, if you're seeing artifacts before even having a driver that's not a good sign.

I only see artifacts after installing the drivers

 

[SinxarKnights]

Make sure the card is seated properly in the slot. Where did you buy it and what model is it?

 

[nzalog]

Sounds like a bad GPU, if you're seeing artifacts before even having a driver that's not a good sign.

I only see artifacts after installing the drivers

That's more common. Sorry thought it was before, but artifacts usually mean damaged hardware. If you are sure everything is properly connected the best you can do is maybe try another driver version.

 

[Apex_codered]

It's a used card. Right?
It might be damaged.

It is used but he showed me it working on his computer before I brought it

 

[Apex_codered]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Apex_codered : "graphics card problem"

Hello, I recently brought a GTX 750ti and I have had problems installing it. With the graphics card in and I go to boot my computer, it takes 20 seconds to post and then I hear 2 slow beaps, and when i'm on windows I get horizontal and vertical and blue,red and white lines on parts of my screen after downloading the latest drivers from the NVidia website. When I go into device manager the card is recognised in the display adapters section but there's an error saying "Code 43". When ever try to open the NVidia control panel it says "You are not currently using a display attached to an NVidia GPU." and when I go to display settings or personalize on the desktop it comes up with an error aswell. I have also uninstalled the old drivers

PC specs:
CPU: Amd Fx 4100
Ram:8gb
Graphics card: GTX 750ti
Previous graphics card: gt 430 Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M LX Power supply: tech solo tp730

On windows 10 64bit and my bios are up to date

sorry for reupload

Thanks

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Apex_codered : "graphics card problem"

Hello, I recently brought a GTX 750ti and I have had problems installing it. With the graphics card in and I go to boot my computer, it takes 20 seconds to post and then I hear 2 slow beaps, and when i'm on windows I get horizontal and vertical and blue,red and white lines on parts of my screen after downloading the latest drivers from the NVidia website. When I go into device manager the card is recognised in the display adapters section but there's an error saying "Code 43". When ever try to open the NVidia control panel it says "You are not currently using a display attached to an NVidia GPU." and when I go to display settings or personalize on the desktop it comes up with an error aswell. I have also uninstalled the old drivers

PC specs:
CPU: Amd Fx 4100
Ram:8gb
Graphics card: GTX 750ti
Previous graphics card: gt 430 Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M LX Power supply: tech solo tp730

On windows 10 64bit and my bios are up to date

sorry for reupload

Thanks

don't be sorry, just don't do it

 

[rgd1101]

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3313302/gtx-1050ti-8370e-730w-psu.html
Might be your psu

 

[Apex_codered]

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3313302/gtx-1050ti-8370e-730w-psu.html
Might be your psu

why would it be my psu?

 

[rgd1101]

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3313302/gtx-1050ti-8370e-730w-psu.html
Might be your psu

why would it be my psu?

go to the link and read

 

[Apex_codered]

It doesn't seem to be the psu, I tried a 500watt psu and it's still the same problem

 

[Apex_codered]

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3313302/gtx-1050ti-8370e-730w-psu.html
Might be your psu

why would it be my psu?

go to the link and read

It doesn't seem to be the psu, I tried a 500watt psu and it's still the same problem