Hey Guys,
So over the weekend I ended up getting a new GPU (970 GTX). So I was passing off my pretty much brand new from a warranty Galaxy 670 GTX to my girlfriend.
Her PC specs are as follows:
I5-2500K @3.3Ghz
AsusTEK P8P67-M
Nvidia 560 ti (works fine in her system)
750W COoler Master vs v750 PSU (New)
Now when I install the 670 into her PC after removing the drivers for her card (560), I get the error codes of 1 long beep and 3 short beeps. Her PC works fine with the 560 and I reinstalled the 670 into my PC and it still works like a charm so the video cards are not defective and the RAM is clearly not an issue either.
Anyone have any other idea, I was thinking that it could be motherboard compatibility (which I'm hoping it isn't because LGA1155 sockets are extremely expensive here) but it doesn't say it is not on partpicker.
Any advice would be appreciated so hopefully she can use her new/used card.
Thanks guys.
So over the weekend I ended up getting a new GPU (970 GTX). So I was passing off my pretty much brand new from a warranty Galaxy 670 GTX to my girlfriend.
Her PC specs are as follows:
I5-2500K @3.3Ghz
AsusTEK P8P67-M
Nvidia 560 ti (works fine in her system)
750W COoler Master vs v750 PSU (New)
Now when I install the 670 into her PC after removing the drivers for her card (560), I get the error codes of 1 long beep and 3 short beeps. Her PC works fine with the 560 and I reinstalled the 670 into my PC and it still works like a charm so the video cards are not defective and the RAM is clearly not an issue either.
Anyone have any other idea, I was thinking that it could be motherboard compatibility (which I'm hoping it isn't because LGA1155 sockets are extremely expensive here) but it doesn't say it is not on partpicker.
Any advice would be appreciated so hopefully she can use her new/used card.
Thanks guys.