MOBO: Asus P5Q SE2
PSU: Cougar 700CM
Intel Q8200
6GB DDR2
GTX 750 1GB DDR5
So I just got this gpu from my cousin and tried to install it to this pc to replace the old gpu (9400gt) from this pc, hoping to make this pc useable in playing some eSports titles.
This is my first time putting a gpu onto a PC and kinda a newbie on PC stuff, but here is what I did
I inserted the gpu to the top pcie slot (where the old gpu was inserted) Then connected the 6pin pcie cable from the PSU to the gpu (I made sure that the 6pin was firmly attached to the gpu), then I used the dvi to connect the monitor to the gpu.
So at first the pc was able to boot up, and there was a text which showed GTX 750, which I think the gpu was recognized by the pc.
After booting up to windows, I went to safe mode to use DDU to remove the current gpu drivers, then restarted and went back to the normal windows, from there I downloaded the latest gpu driver from the Nvidia, after downloading I was able to run the driver installer and ran the installer, but when the process was about I think 20-30% the pc would lose its display for a long time and my monitor's power light would began blinking (which should be in a steady light if the monitor was in use or receiving display) as if my PC was turned off even if the CPU and GPU's fans were still running. from there I would try to turn on the pc again, and it would only boot to the windows loading screen then it would again show no display, I tried to reseat the gpu but it still won't boot up pass the windows loading screen.
Since the pc won't show display with the 750, I used the old gpu and was able boot and go to safe mode and use DDU again.
After using DDU, I tried to insert the 750 again and it is now able boot pass the windows loading screen, then I went again to the Nvidia page to download the drivers again, but suddenly while downloading the drivers, the display went off again, and won't boot pass the windows loading screen again.
I have tried several times to use DDU so that I can make the 750 to boot up to windows, but when installing the drivers it always suddenly won't show display, or even sometimes if I didn't tried to install the drivers yet, while just browsing on chrome, it would suddenly show no display.
I don't the gpu or faulty or something, I tested the gpu back on my cousin's PC and is working fine and is able to download the drivers.
What could be the issue on why the gpu is suddenly not showing display?
Could it be a hardware issue?
Like, is the Mobo not compatible with the gpu or something or it is too old and cannot be used with the gpu?
Or is it the PSU? But the PSU is 700w and I think it should be able to handle the GPU's wattage requirement and It has a 6pin pcie connector, which I'm sure is connected to the gpu properly.
PSU: Cougar 700CM
Intel Q8200
6GB DDR2
GTX 750 1GB DDR5
So I just got this gpu from my cousin and tried to install it to this pc to replace the old gpu (9400gt) from this pc, hoping to make this pc useable in playing some eSports titles.
This is my first time putting a gpu onto a PC and kinda a newbie on PC stuff, but here is what I did
I inserted the gpu to the top pcie slot (where the old gpu was inserted) Then connected the 6pin pcie cable from the PSU to the gpu (I made sure that the 6pin was firmly attached to the gpu), then I used the dvi to connect the monitor to the gpu.
So at first the pc was able to boot up, and there was a text which showed GTX 750, which I think the gpu was recognized by the pc.
After booting up to windows, I went to safe mode to use DDU to remove the current gpu drivers, then restarted and went back to the normal windows, from there I downloaded the latest gpu driver from the Nvidia, after downloading I was able to run the driver installer and ran the installer, but when the process was about I think 20-30% the pc would lose its display for a long time and my monitor's power light would began blinking (which should be in a steady light if the monitor was in use or receiving display) as if my PC was turned off even if the CPU and GPU's fans were still running. from there I would try to turn on the pc again, and it would only boot to the windows loading screen then it would again show no display, I tried to reseat the gpu but it still won't boot up pass the windows loading screen.
Since the pc won't show display with the 750, I used the old gpu and was able boot and go to safe mode and use DDU again.
After using DDU, I tried to insert the 750 again and it is now able boot pass the windows loading screen, then I went again to the Nvidia page to download the drivers again, but suddenly while downloading the drivers, the display went off again, and won't boot pass the windows loading screen again.
I have tried several times to use DDU so that I can make the 750 to boot up to windows, but when installing the drivers it always suddenly won't show display, or even sometimes if I didn't tried to install the drivers yet, while just browsing on chrome, it would suddenly show no display.
I don't the gpu or faulty or something, I tested the gpu back on my cousin's PC and is working fine and is able to download the drivers.
What could be the issue on why the gpu is suddenly not showing display?
Could it be a hardware issue?
Like, is the Mobo not compatible with the gpu or something or it is too old and cannot be used with the gpu?
Or is it the PSU? But the PSU is 700w and I think it should be able to handle the GPU's wattage requirement and It has a 6pin pcie connector, which I'm sure is connected to the gpu properly.