problem with new graphics card. URGENT!!please

[Sai Teja]

I bought new graphics card 650 ti boost. I uninstalled on board graphics drivers and cahnged BIOS settings INIT dispalay as PEG. Then installed graphic card along with 6pin connector from PSU. But booting stuck at
loading operating system...
and i m even unable to enter in bios settings. I even tried after updating Bios.Nothings worked
config:-
Amd 955BE
Gigabyte GA-880Gm-USB3 v3.1
4GB ram
500W cooler master (It has 6 pin connector)
Zotac 650ti boost

 

[chris987]

whis is exactly your psu? also make sure the gpu is correctly fitted in the pci-e and try clearing cmos

 

[Sai Teja]

whis is exactly your psu? also make sure the gpu is correctly fitted in the pci-e and try clearing cmos

cooler master extreme power plus 500W
i also tried through resetting by removing and placing CMOS battery.

 

[chris987]

whis is exactly your psu? also make sure the gpu is correctly fitted in the pci-e and try clearing cmos

cooler master extreme power plus 500W
i also tried through resetting by removing and placing CMOS battery.

Geforce GTX 650ti Boost - 24A on the 12v rail and a 450W PSU minimum recommended. the problem is that there is a chance your psu is insufficient.http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/323050.aspx. it says that your psu should nor run under stressful operations and that cannot output its rated power.! (500*75)/100=375W. Cooler Master eXtreme (only use 75% of labeled wattage)

 

[Sai Teja]

whis is exactly your psu? also make sure the gpu is correctly fitted in the pci-e and try clearing cmos

cooler master extreme power plus 500W
i also tried through resetting by removing and placing CMOS battery.

Geforce GTX 650ti Boost - 24A on the 12v rail and a 450W PSU minimum recommended. the problem is that there is a chance your psu is insufficient.http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/323050.aspx. it says that your psu should nor run under stressful operations and that cannot output its rated power.! (500*75)/100=375W. Cooler Master eXtreme (only use 75% of labeled wattage)

thanks. But i m not operating any stressful situations. I m just booting. so it would be around 250-300W maximum

 

[chris987]

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Cooler-Master-eXtreme-Power-Plus-500-W-Power-Supply-Review/728/1 this review states that the psu failed when they tryed to pull out 24A or more from its 12v rail. i recommend you buy a new one, you really dont want to damage your hardware.

 

[chris987]

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-100b10500kr this is a desent one with a nice price
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1550sxxb9 this is a better one made by seasonic

 

[Sai Teja]

My HDD is running in NAtive IDE mode. Is that results in any of this problem?

 

[chris987]

My HDD is running in NAtive IDE mode. Is that results in any of this problem?

ide mode is for hdd while achi is for ssd. it doesnt have to do anything with power consumption. even if you could make the pc post you couldnt do much anyway. use you previous gpu till you buy a new psu. if you so eager to make it post try removing any annessesary periferals (like a second hdd, wifi cards, drives or anything that could draw power)make sure your try to operate it at a cool environment.(the higher temps the lower the psu ability to output power).an cpu o/c is also out of the quastion.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371045&clickid=w-zUMuX-J3al1rsRvzxdjSfyUkTRCo19lwtO3c0&iradid=97618&ircid=2106&irpid=79301&nm_mc=AFC-IR&cm_mmc=AFC-IR-_-na-_-na-_-na even this will suffice. before purchasing anything you could try your 650ti on another system to make sure its operational.

 

[Sai Teja]

My HDD is running in NAtive IDE mode. Is that results in any of this problem?

ide mode is for hdd while achi is for ssd. it doesnt have to do anything with power consumption. even if you could make the pc post you couldnt do much anyway. use you previous gpu till you buy a new psu. if you so eager to make it post try removing any annessesary periferals (like a second hdd, wifi cards, drives or anything that could draw power)make sure your try to operate it at a cool environment.(the higher temps the lower the psu ability to output power).an cpu o/c is also out of the quastion.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371045&clickid=w-zUMuX-J3al1rsRvzxdjSfyUkTRCo19lwtO3c0&iradid=97618&ircid=2106&irpid=79301&nm_mc=AFC-IR&cm_mmc=AFC-IR-_-na-_-na-_-na even this will suffice. before purchasing anything you could try your 650ti on another system to make sure its operational.

I m not even having anyother peripherals, I m just having 1HDD, 1DVD drive. Thanks for providing links. I understood now. But even booting also need 24A on 12v rail? and after shifting from IDE to AHCP, i observed two changes
1) When i enter in to boot menu, screen is freezing. (Which was not even found when it was in native IDE mode)
2)PC is normally booting up when i remove Graphics card and switched to on board Graphics.

 

[Sai Teja]

And can you also kindly select supported PSU from the following link because i m on very tight budget.
http://www.flipkart.com/computers/computer-components/power-supply-units/pr?p%5B%5D=sort%3Dpopularity&sid=6bo,g0i,qbk&otracker=ch_vn_computer_a_filter_Acessories_Power%20Supply%20Units

Or shall i return (i bought from ebay under return policy and seller also accepted it) and buy a GTX 750 ti ?

 

[chris987]

i dont want to force you buing anything till we are sure. it must be the psu though everything points on that direction. cant you find another (borough) a simple vga just for testing perposes? if the pc powes on then its defenatly the psu. the 750 ti has a lower recommendation of 20A and a 400W PSU minimum but i cant tell for sure that will work. also examine the psu a bit further. does it make any wierd sounds (coil whine) or overheating? these are strong signs that its failing!

if you deside to go for a psu and your budget its very tight go with the antec http://www.flipkart.com/antec-vp450p-450-watts-psu/p/itmda3ncpuga3hpu?pid=PSUDA3NCT4Z4SKKR&srno=b_29&ref=a25d081a-5dc7-4bd2-90e8-74e12ccb70ca

 

[Sai Teja]

i dont want to force you buing anything till we are sure. it must be the psu though everything points on that direction. cant you find another (borough) a simple vga just for testing perposes? if the pc powes on then its defenatly the psu. the 750 ti has a lower recommendation of 20A and a 400W PSU minimum but i cant tell for sure that will work. also examine the psu a bit further. does it make any wierd sounds (coil whine) or overheating? these are strong signs that its failing!

if you deside to go for a psu and your budget its very tight go with the antec http://www.flipkart.com/antec-vp450p-450-watts-psu/p/itmda3ncpuga3hpu?pid=PSUDA3NCT4Z4SKKR&srno=b_29&ref=a25d081a-5dc7-4bd2-90e8-74e12ccb70ca

i borrowed my friends PSU. So i took 4pin to 6 pin converter and attached the each 4pin to each of the PSU. Still no booting??

 

[chris987]

i didnt understand exactly what have you done.you should have used only your friends psu without yours interfering in any way.correct? and still nothing?

 

[chris987]

since there is a frendly pc to test with , run your gpu on it to see if its ok.cause we need to norrow down the possible problems.a freeze during bios can be a ram - mobo - or even a hdd issue. since you can succesfuly post your pc and boot to windows with the onboard vga, then its hardly any ram or hdd issue. it is an psu or a mobo problem.if your gpu is ok then with your friends psu installed you should have succesfully post and boot. if not, then its a mobo problem(double check the cable connections and cpu temps through bios and voltages if you can get a reading)

 

[Sai Teja]

i didnt understand exactly what have you done.you should have used only your friends psu without yours interfering in any way.correct? and still nothing?

No. I used two PSU.I understand now that it is not how you wanted me to do it. I m from a small town. I dont know people using above 400W here. I will go nearby city hardware expert and post here. I m willing to experiment if you have any other ideas to troubeshoot with out help of another PC

 

[chris987]

try your friends vga{if you can) on your mobo and see if it posts. if it doesnt, again its your mobo or psu. well there isnt anything else to be done.try everything mentioned before

is your gpu good.have you tested it?
(also make sure you have flashed your bios to a newer version and not an older one)

 

[Sai Teja]

try your friends vga{if you can) on your mobo and see if it posts. if it doesnt, again its your mobo or psu. well there isnt anything else to be done.try everything mentioned before

is your gpu good.have you tested it?
(also make sure you have flashed your bios to a newer version and not an older one)

I burnt my PSU during testing bro. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2054740/psu-burnt.html
So ordered new PSU corsair VS550. I hope that problem is with PSU itself as you first said.

 

[chris987]

try your friends vga{if you can) on your mobo and see if it posts. if it doesnt, again its your mobo or psu. well there isnt anything else to be done.try everything mentioned before

is your gpu good.have you tested it?
(also make sure you have flashed your bios to a newer version and not an older one)

I burnt my PSU during testing bro. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2054740/psu-burnt.html
So ordered new PSU corsair VS550. I hope that problem is with PSU itself as you first said.

hopefully!

 

[Sai Teja]

try your friends vga{if you can) on your mobo and see if it posts. if it doesnt, again its your mobo or psu. well there isnt anything else to be done.try everything mentioned before

is your gpu good.have you tested it?
(also make sure you have flashed your bios to a newer version and not an older one)

I burnt my PSU during testing bro. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2054740/psu-burnt.html
So ordered new PSU corsair VS550. I hope that problem is with PSU itself as you first said.

hopefully!

updated to corsair VS550 . Same problem persisting. Highly disappointed bro. Any bios seetings problems?

 

[chris987]

trully i ve run out of ideas! i cant think of anything else. since you have tested your gpu succesfully on another pc something is wrong with your mobo. try another bios version, and load oprimal or default settings! . remove everything except ram and retry.

 

[chris987]

does your pc starts up without the new gpu? cause if not its highly probable that your burned psu has also damaged your mobo! if not then you have to check all components one by one!

 

[Sai Teja]

does your pc starts up without the new gpu? cause if not its highly probable that your burned psu has also damaged your mobo! if not then you have to check all components one by one!

Working perfectly with onboard graphics. but with GPU , stuck at POST screen saying "loading operating system....."

 

[chris987]

does your pc starts up without the new gpu? cause if not its highly probable that your burned psu has also damaged your mobo! if not then you have to check all components one by one!

Working perfectly with onboard graphics. but with GPU , stuck at POST screen saying "loading operating system....."

wait a minute man! so you get to post right.? that doesnt mean the gpu is bad if you cant load windows. after post hit F8 and boot in safe mode and through msconfig stop anything at start up that has to do with the onboard vga and restart

 

[chris987]

if you can enter bios with your gpu then you are ok worst case senario as Presler says is to re-install windows. in the begining you said you couldnt get into bios with the gpu installed, since you can there isnt any hardware issue.