No Beep Sound After Inserting GTX 1050 Ti. No Boot Up.

[The_Click]

When I insert my GTX 1050ti GPU in my pc, all fans work, the CPU fan, the GPU fan, 1 external fan. everything works just fine but pc does not boot. there's no single beep that comes when booting. When I remove the GPU and insert one spare GPU I found (GT 630) Everything runs just fine. PC boots up, there's display. All Good.
When I try to start up with my GTX 1050 Ti, It doesn't even boot up.
If I'm Correct the GTX 1050ti and GT 630 Power Consumption is somewhat similar. I have a 450W PSU (iBall)
What can be the fault? Is my GPU Faulty. It first time I'm plugging it in.

My PC Specs -
AMD FX 6300
8GB DDR3 1333 MHz Ram
1 TB HDD Seagate
450 W iBall PSU
VGA Monitor Dell
gigabyte ga-78lmt-s2pt Mobo

Please Help.
Thank You.

 

[cpucpu123]

Did u remember to connect the 6 pin power adapter to the 1050ti?

 

[The_Click]

Did u remember to connect the 6 pin power adapter to the 1050ti?

I Have The Asus 4GB GTX 1050 Ti and I dont see any 6 pin Power Adapter In it.

 

[jay.wooster]

Some 1050ti model cards dont have power connectors (like this one), power from PCI-E slot (75w i think). Im hesitant to say it but sounds like your PSU might be a bit weak for your new setup. Im assumign the "other" GPU" you plug in to test is a much older model that has a smaller power draw ? Can you get your hands on a 550W+ PSU to test before you purchase :?

Not that it makes much of a difference but your motherboard only supports PCI-E 2.0 which means it runs at x8 and not x16

EDIT: Did a little additional reading and im 90% sure your PSU is the culprit mate, need min 550W but suggest 650W if you can scrape the cash, not worth risking on a cheap PSU either !!!

 

[cpucpu123]

For quality PSU, even 400W will do. CM, Seasonic, EVGA, Thermaltake etc. If you use generic (lousy) brands, it might struggle to supply enough power

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

I agree with previous poster - - think that poor quality PSU is very likely the cause of your problem.

Cheap PSUs typically supply less wattage than they claim to. You can't trust what it says on the sticker.

 

[The_Click]

Some 1050ti model cards dont have power connectors (like this one), power from PCI-E slot (75w i think). Im hesitant to say it but sounds like your PSU might be a bit weak for your new setup. Im assumign the "other" GPU" you plug in to test is a much older model that has a smaller power draw ? Can you get your hands on a 550W+ PSU to test before you purchase :?

Not that it makes much of a difference but your motherboard only supports PCI-E 2.0 which means it runs at x8 and not x16

EDIT: Did a little additional reading and im 90% sure your PSU is the culprit mate, need min 550W but suggest 650W if you can scrape the cash, not worth risking on a cheap PSU either !!!

Okay. I will try on a 550W PSU tonight and i will let ya guys know.
Thank You.

 

[The_Click]

Some 1050ti model cards dont have power connectors (like this one), power from PCI-E slot (75w i think). Im hesitant to say it but sounds like your PSU might be a bit weak for your new setup. Im assumign the "other" GPU" you plug in to test is a much older model that has a smaller power draw ? Can you get your hands on a 550W+ PSU to test before you purchase :?

Not that it makes much of a difference but your motherboard only supports PCI-E 2.0 which means it runs at x8 and not x16

EDIT: Did a little additional reading and im 90% sure your PSU is the culprit mate, need min 550W but suggest 650W if you can scrape the cash, not worth risking on a cheap PSU either !!!

Sorry for being so late but i checked that card with CM 550 W PSU and got the same problem so i thought my gpu is bad so i replaced it and got a new one. Same is happening with this too.

What could be the problem?

I have removed all the previous drivers installed. Updated the bios.

What could be the problem?

 

[The_Click]

Can Somebody Help?
I cant solve it.

 

[jay.wooster]

Sorry mate, i have been MIA from the boards for a few weeks. So we have eliminated the PSU and the PCI-E slot (for a low end card). Next process of elimination would be to test the 1050ti in another system (on another motherboard). I worried that the motherboard PCI-E slot isnt supplying enough power to the card. A 1050ti without a direct connection to the PSU requires all of the 75W available from the motherboard PCI-E slot. This creates the possibility that a GT630 which typically requires only 65W may work but a 1050ti may not.

Can you test the card in another system ?

 

[frank_x]

Can Somebody Help?
I cant solve it.

Hi, The_Click, i have he same problem with an ASUS M4A785D-M PRO and i can't solve the problem, I have tried in all the ways, BIOS, POWER SUPPLY ecc.. :-( Have you solve the problem?