PC won't recognize newly installed card

[RevoSVK]

Hello, today i switched from my old ATI 5750 to GeForce 750 Ti but my PC don't seem to recognize it. I tried running Heaven Benchmark and it won't even load (It loaded with old card) and even tried running some games like Fallout 4, GTA V but both of them didn't even loaded. I installed newest drivers but still nothing. And yes it's sending output but it won't load the games. Thanks for responding.

 

[Multipack]

Did you uninstall old drivers? What motherboard and OS do you have?

 

[RevoSVK]

Did you uninstall old drivers? What motherboard and OS do you have?

I just uninstalled old drivers. I don't know what motherboard i have but it fit there, and i have W7

 

[Multipack]

Run CpuZ to find board make/model http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

Win 7 has issues with Nvidia drivers, but could be related to BIOS settings or even need a CMOS reset.

 

[RevoSVK]

Run CpuZ to find board make/model http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

Win 7 has issues with Nvidia drivers, but could be related to BIOS settings or even need a CMOS reset.

So here it says i have Gigabyte GA-MA78LMT-US2H

 

[Multipack]

Ok will check manual for that board, but first, make sure GPU is fully clipped in and power cables (if any) are properly attached.

 

[Multipack]

In BIOS settings, check in Init Display First is set to PEG, and if that fails, load optimized default BIOS settings. If that also fails, make sure all drivers are up to date (chipset etc).

You could also try updating BIOS to latest version or clearing CMOS.

 

[RevoSVK]

In BIOS settings, check in Init Display First is set to PEG, and if that fails, load optimized default BIOS settings. If that also fails, make sure all drivers are up to date (chipset etc).

You could also try updating BIOS to latest version or clearing CMOS.

I'm not that good in PC's so can i ask how to update BIOS and clear CMOS?

 

[Multipack]

Well it may not be a good idea to reset your BIOS settings as if any have been changed your OS may not load, but to do it, simply enter BIOS by pressing <delete> key on power on, then use arrow key to select Load Optimized Deafults, save and exit. Info here http://download1.gigabyte.eu/Files/Manual/mb_manual_ga-ma78lmt-us2h_e.pdf

Updating your BIOS is also risky, but if you save the file to a USB drive, attach to PC then on reboot press the <end> key to enter QFlash and follow on screen instructions to update from file on USB drive http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3375#bios

 

[RevoSVK]

Well it may not be a good idea to reset your BIOS settings as if any have been changed your OS may not load, but to do it, simply enter BIOS by pressing <delete> key on power on, then use arrow key to select Load Optimized Deafults, save and exit. Info here http://download1.gigabyte.eu/Files/Manual/mb_manual_ga-ma78lmt-us2h_e.pdf

Updating your BIOS is also risky, but if you save the file to a USB drive, attach to PC then on reboot press the <end> key to enter QFlash and follow on screen instructions to update from file on USB drive http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3375#bios

Well, on startup there was text saying "update your BIOS" Or something like that long time ago, now it doesn't show up so i think i'm good with that, and i changed Init Display to PEG so i'm gonna see if it helped.

 

[Multipack]

I'd try updating BIOS to latest version.

 

[RevoSVK]

I'd try updating BIOS to latest version.

I'm not sure it's supposed to be like this