[SOLVED] Putting in GTX 1650 Super and the PC turns on then off

[justaquickquestionplz]

I got a GTX 1650s (/super) today, upgrading from a GTX 750TI & after putting it in (twice to ensure it was in properly) the PC just shuts off after turning it on, then repeatedly tries to turn on but constantly fails.
It sometimes gets to a point where it stays on with a blank screen, but if i power it off, it shuts off immedietly. Hope someone can help, please :'
(the card spins & the white light is on, aswell. Tried without the 6pin power thing, but the light goes red and nothing works still )

PC -
CPU: A401 - Intel Core i5 4460
CPU Cooler: 3028 - Zalman CNPS10X Optima
Operating System: F101 - Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit
Motherboard: Gigabyte H97M-HD3
RAM: C103 - 8GB DDR3 1600mhz (+4GB ram)
Hard Drive: 2TB + 3TB Toshiba
Graphics card: ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4GB PHOENIX
Sound Card: Q302 - Onboard 7.1 Audio
Case: K323 - NZXT S340 Black
PSU: K602 - 600W Corsair CX

 

[COLGeek]

Try with only the 4GB stick. Also, in your BIOS, is the memory speed set to AUTO or DEFAULT? If not, it should be.

Have you reset the BIOS during your troubleshooting?

 

[justaquickquestionplz]

Try with only the 4GB stick. Also, in your BIOS, is the memory speed set to AUTO or DEFAULT? If not, it should be.

Have you reset the BIOS during your troubleshooting?

I dont really know much about BIOS stuff, so i tend to avoid it leave it alone
I'll check, then try with the smaller RAM stick
Thanks for helping!

 

[justaquickquestionplz]

Try with only the 4GB stick. Also, in your BIOS, is the memory speed set to AUTO or DEFAULT? If not, it should be.

Have you reset the BIOS during your troubleshooting?

wow! it actually got to my login screen! it works so far, i cant believe it; thank you so much as well as everyone else, of course for helping too!

What exactly was the problem? was it definitely the power unable to keep everything running? Incompatible type of memory or something? (it wont blow up on me or anything, will it..?)
Honestly, i cant thank you guys enough

 

[COLGeek]

Good news...maybe.

Mixing memory can cause such issues. It is best to install matched memory.

 

[justaquickquestionplz]

Good news...maybe.

Mixing memory can cause such issues. It is best to install matched memory.

(though i assume its the DDR type)
by matched memory, do you mean DDR4 with DDR4, or match by brand?
Or is it related to the GPU or the motherboard used, or something like that?

 

[COLGeek]

It is best to install the exact same make/model memory. You'll notice that memory is often sold in pairs. This is for optimal use in a dual channel configuration.

 

[justaquickquestionplz]

It is best to install the exact same make/model memory. You'll notice that memory is often sold in pairs. This is for optimal use in a dual channel configuration.

thanks so much again!

 

[COLGeek]

You are welcome. Good luck. Stay safe and healthy.

 

[Jamie_75]

wow! it actually got to my login screen! it works so far, i cant believe it; thank you so much as well as everyone else, of course for helping too!

What exactly was the problem? was it definitely the power unable to keep everything running? Incompatible type of memory or something? (it wont blow up on me or anything, will it..?)
Honestly, i cant thank you guys enough

Glad you got your computer running, now just gotta get some suitable ram!
When you get new ram remember to use the 1st and 3rd, 2nd and 4th as pairing locations!
just in case this wasn't something you already knew.

I will keep this post tabbed in case you run into more issues

Good Luck!