New GPU only boots, then onboard only goes to windows HELP

[moner609]

Hello there. Long-tome reader, first time asker.

I have recently installed a new gpu (asus gtx 1060). It loads the system just before windows login pops up, and the screen goes black. Then I plug the dvi into the motherboard(Gigabyte GA-H87N-WIFI) and the rest of the pc experience continues from there.
When i try to go to bios while the gpu is plugged, the screen goes black.

I have read seemingly all the similar posts with no answer.
i have used another GPU to check bios to see the image output priority.
I have reistalled the GPU, and have tried disabling the onboard graphics.
I have both updated and reset bios.

Help me, Tomshardware, you're my only hope.

I really hope I'm missing something obvious here.

 

[nitinvaid20]

have you updated the Bios?
and is other GPU working in your system?

 

[moner609]

have you updated the Bios?
and is other GPU working in your system?

i have updated bios and the old gpu works fine

 

[nitinvaid20]

the board is UEFI campatable then the card should work fine
if its possible then try your card on another PC

 

[moner609]

the board is UEFI campatable then the card should work fine
if its possible then try your card on another PC

unfortunately I can't

 

[Calvin7]

GTX 1060 video card
Recommended System Power: 400 Watts or greater
One 6-pin PCIe power connector.

No-name generic power supplies are not recommended.

 

[moner609]

GTX 1060 video card
Recommended System Power: 400 Watts or greater
One 6-pin PCIe power connector.

No-name generic power supplies are not recommended.

I have a 500W

 

[das_stig]

Seen this a few times with motherboards with a BIOS version released before the new nVidia 10x0 series GPU's and an upgrade of the BIOS version does fix it.

 

[moner609]

Seen this a few times with motherboards with a BIOS version released before the new nVidia 10x0 series GPU's and an upgrade of the BIOS version does fix it.

I've upgraded bios, but since I am a total noob, coul you give me a pointer to doing it the right way?

 

[nitinvaid20]

GTX 1060 video card
Recommended System Power: 400 Watts or greater
One 6-pin PCIe power connector.

No-name generic power supplies are not recommended.

The Asus Srix GTX 1060 needs the 8 pin connector