Pc not posting (pcie issue?)

[Pkelex]

I recently got my hands on a gtx titan so I wanted to upgrade to that one from my gtx 1050ti.But whenever I put it on my motherboard it refuses to post on screen.I tried everything from the psu resitting the gpu checking the ram and resetting the cmos also updating to the latest bios version, but nothing worked. I tried the card on my brother's pc and it worked perfectly fine but when I tried his 5700xt on my pc it wouldn't post too. I believe that the pcie slot is faulty on my motherboard(note that the gtx 1050ti works perfectly fine and posts but the other cards don't even though they work on my brother's pc). If so what do you suggest on doing. Thank you very much for your help and time.

 

Specs include :

B450m ds3h motherboard 

Gtx 1050ti oc windforce gpu 

16gb ddr4 2400mhz

Ryzen 5 2600 

650w corsair tx650m 80plus gold 

[Kanna]

Where do you plug in the hdmi? Ur PSU may also be the reason it doesn't work

[Eighjan]

Simple one to start with; are you supplying the Titan with power from your PSU?

Many 1050 take their power from the PCI-e slot, so you may not be used to wiring a graphics card for additional power...

[Eighjan]

6 minutes ago, Kanna said:

Ur PSU may also be the reason it doesn't work

Titans can be power hungry... very valid point; 650W PSU may not be enough.

 

EDIT:

Of the 26 GTX Titan variants listed on PC Part Picker, ALL have TDP of 250w or more.

[Kanna]

Just now, Eighjan said:

Titans can be power hungry... very valid point; 650W PSU may not be enough.

Yeah since it's PSU requirements are listed 600W

[Pkelex]

Just now, Kanna said:

Where do you plug in the hdmi? Ur PSU may also be the reason it doesn't work

as I stated above it worked on my brother's motherboard with the same psu with no problems

[Kanna]

Just now, Pkelex said:

as I stated above it worked on my brother's motherboard with the same psu with no problems

What's his specs?

[Pkelex]

Just now, Eighjan said:

Titans can be power hungry... very valid point; 650W PSU may not be enough.

 

EDIT:

Of the 26 GTX Titan variants listed on PC Part Picker, ALL have TDP of 250w or more.

As I stated above I plugged it in my brother's motherboard with the same psu and booted up with no problems

[Eighjan]

If your PCI-e slot was faulty, your 1050 wouldn't work either...

[Pkelex]

Just now, Kanna said:

What's his specs?

same psu as mine a ryzen 5 3600 an rx 5700xt and a b450m pro 4 with 16gb 3200mhz ddr4 ram

[Kanna]

1 minute ago, Pkelex said:

same psu as mine a ryzen 5 3600 an rx 5700xt and a b450m pro 4 with 16gb 3200mhz ddr4 ram

Which PCIe connector are you using?

[Pkelex]

Just now, Kanna said:

Which PCIe connector are you using?

are you referring to the motherboard slot? if so the top one. if you are talking about power connectors im using an 8pin power connector and a 6pin for the gpu

[Kanna]

1 minute ago, Pkelex said:

are you referring to the motherboard slot? if so the top one. if you are talking about power connectors im using an 8pin power connector and a 6pin for the gpu

I was referring to the both but try the 2nd mobo slot since some mobos have the 2nd as primary

[Pkelex]

Just now, Kanna said:

I was referring to the both but try the 2nd mobo slot since some mobos have the 2nd as primary

tried that as well but only thing I got was my monitor flashing to a no signal screen then going to sleep again

[Kanna]

Just now, Pkelex said:

tried that as well but only thing I got was my monitor flashing to a no signal screen then going to sleep again

Even tho your brother has the same PSU I still think it is it since there aren't really much other factors and it is recomended to have a 600W PSU to run titan GTX

[Eighjan]

Another thought - what output were you using on the 1050 & is your monitor set to auto-detect the input in use?

 

That may sound stoopid, but some monitors can be set to specific input.

[Pkelex]

Just now, Eighjan said:

Another thought - what output were you using on the 1050 & is your monitor set to auto-detect the input in use?

 

That may sound stoopid, but some monitor can be set to specific input.

display port on both

[Eighjan]

I still maintain that if your 1050 still works, the PCI-e slot is fine.

[Pkelex]

15 hours ago, Eighjan said:

I still maintain that if your 1050 still works, the PCI-e slot is fine.

Found the problem changed bios setting from Gen 3 pcie to Gen 2 and it posted 

[Pkelex]

15 hours ago, Kanna said:

Even tho your brother has the same PSU I still think it is it since there aren't really much other factors and it is recomended to have a 600W PSU to run titan GTX

Found the problem. Changed bios setting from Gen 3 pcie to Gen 2 and it posted 

[Eighjan]

1 hour ago, Pkelex said:

Found the problem changed bios setting from Gen 3 pcie to Gen 2 and it posted 

Nice... always better to leave PCI-e detect to auto, that way it'll find whatever card you put in w/o needing to know what Gen. it is.

[Pkelex]

4 hours ago, Eighjan said:

Nice... always better to leave PCI-e detect to auto, that way it'll find whatever card you put in w/o needing to know what Gen. it is.

On auto and on Gen 3 it doesn't post only on Gen 1 and Gen 2

[Eighjan]

Auto should find any Gen. of card... but, OK.