trojto
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I am so pissed .... was really looking forward to play some new games ... btw i returned the card and got my money back. Wont by buying anything new for a few months ... gonna save some more money and get a better card .... Thanks for the replies ...
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So ... today i tried the 750ti on a different pc and it worked , so what do you guyz suggest ...shouldi try a different gpu on my PC.
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I hope so and at the same time dont because returning it and getting a new one will take them almost a MONTH. So i hope i have something misconfigured on my pc ( wich is SUPER unlikely ). If ill have to return it ill just ask for my money back and wait for an 960 ...
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And if it does work on another pc what does that mean ? because my old gpu works on this setup. You mean Linus ?
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already did try this ... guess if it worked i listed my mobo but just so you know it doesnt have an onboard graphics card. Downloaded uinnistalled redownloaded all kinds of drivers did not work. THX for the fast replies guyz.In any case if it wont work till tommorow ill just return the card, i just hope there is no problem on my side AND also i am not a newbie when it comes to PCs , stuff like replugging anduniinstalling drivers etc i probably already done . also messed with hte bios and nothing worked so now everything is at default even my OCed ram and CPU ....
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Hi guyz i have a serious problem with my new GPU ( MSI GTX 750ti gaming) Whenever i plug it in my PC freezes before the BIOS splash screen. And before i updated the BIOS it froze at the splash screen and i couldnt do anything.it was not repsonding. But when i plug in my old gpu pc works just fine.Its a fairly new setup with the following specs. Any help will be appreciated. Motherboard: MSI 970 gaming (BIOS VERSION 22.1) It has click BIOS 4 CPU: AMD 8320E RAM: ADATA 8Gb 2133Mhz (2x4Gb) HDD: Western digital black 1Tb PSU: 600W (85 plus) - 2x Noctua NF-12 premium fans ( brown poop ones ) - Corsair h80i AIO cooling kit (includes 2x fans,pump and a radiator) - 1x RED 60c, long LED strip DVD-ROM I do think the GPU may be faulty so... WHAT I TRIED: Update bios Reset bios (through bios or through cmos) -Unnistall all old gpu drivers - Googled the shit out of this issue (found many similiar people with the same problem solving it by bios update or waiting - neither helped me)