gtx 750 ecs h61h2-m12

[John Patrick Villaruz]

will my mobo have no problems regarding the video card? I use 400watts psu

 

[xbizzaroz]

Yes, your motherboard will be able to use this card.

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

In relation to it once I mount the video card after 30 seconds It shuts down by itself

 

[xbizzaroz]

Have you used any cards previous to this? Also, would you mind posting your complete build?

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

ok my specs are intel g630 4gb ddr3 ram nvidia gt210 400watts psu. The video card I am planning to install by the way is palit gtx 750 1gb gddr5 OC

 

[xbizzaroz]

If you are still experiencing random shutdowns, re-install the GT 210 just to log into your computer. Update your motherboard by visiting the manufactures website. After this try installing the GTX 750 again and see how that works.

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

Ok I have tried it and it still does have the same problem by the way I use AMI bios 4.6.5

 

[xbizzaroz]

If possible, send the card back and get a new one. This is my last thought on how to fix the issue. Sorry this is happening to you but I am at a loss for fixes at the moment. Try sending the card back and go for a different manufacture like PNY, EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, etc.

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

ok... thanks again for your help

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

Anyways my mobo is pcie 2.0, will I have no problems if my video card is pcie 3.0? I try to put the video cable in the inbound graphics of my mobo w/ the new video and it doesn't shutdown but if I put the video cable to the graphics card it shuts down after 23 seconds, any idea on what should I do?

 

[xbizzaroz]

pcie 3.0 will work in pcie 2.0 motherboard. I still don't know why the computer is shutting down. Maybe your power supply isn't providing enough amps to the card?

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

this is the power supply I am currently using http://www.xigmatek.com/product.php?productid=178&type=specification

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

No need to worry now... I have tried my video card on my friends' pc and it worked fine, It seems my motherboard has problems so I am thinking that I need to buy a new one soon and again thanks for your help again

 

[xbizzaroz]

The GTX 750 requires 20A on the +12V rail and your power supply shows that it pumps out 17A on the V1 rail. 15A on the V2. I believe the motherboard is fine. My money is now on the power supply. It would probably be cheaper to replace that anyways. Tell you what, see if your friend would let you borrow his power supply just to see if the computer will power up. If it does then it is time for a new power supply. This way you won't have to spend money and still not have it work. Best of luck, I'm very sorry this is taking a long time to resolve.

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

I tried it in his mobo w/ a generic psu and it works fine. It booted up nicely and his cpu is amd so it uses more power than intel so I don't think its the psu... My old generic psu exploded btw when I put in a ups so maybe the mobo suffered internal damages.

 

[xbizzaroz]

Tough to say, you'd have to have the motherboard tested. Or like you said previously if you think it would fix the issue; get a new motherboard.

 

[John Patrick Villaruz]

ok....