GIGABYTE GT 730 problem

[Webbie]

HeyGuys. My system:
Win 7 64, BIOS F5
Video card - GIGABYTE GT 730 2 GB DDR5 (1.0)
MoBo - GIGABYTE GA-B75-D3P (1.1)
CPU - i5 2400
I have a problem with my video card after driver installation. Motherboard logo at startup displayed more than a minute (with integrated graphics a couple of seconds). In the BIOS black screen. At windows loading or after few min working my monitor just turn off (but CPU and GPU fans is spinning).  Last time everything was fine but after 40 min my monitor turn off again. This problem with any drivers from nvidia (newer) or gigabyte (older). With no driver working stable.
Last 2 days I'm testing my system with Sapphire HD 6570 1gb ddr3 and everythings fine. How to fix? 

 

[FanBlade]

Try to downgrade back to the old driver

[Webbie]

3 minutes ago, FanBlade said:

Try to downgrade back to the old driver

Problem with any driver version

[FanBlade]

5 minutes ago, Webbie said:

Problem with any driver version

Uninstall the driver with ddu and try reinstalling the older driver

[marshmallowbam]

if you have multiple pcie slots try putting the card in a different slot. not sure if itll work but its worth a shot.

[Webbie]

9 minutes ago, marshmallowbam said:

if you have multiple pcie slots try putting the card in a different slot. not sure if itll work but its worth a shot.

in pcie x8 same problem

maybe i need to update motherboard bios?

[marshmallowbam]

what mobo do you have?

[Webbie]

3 minutes ago, marshmallowbam said:

what mobo do you have?

GIGABYTE GA-B75-D3P (1.1)  with F5 bios

[marshmallowbam]

1 minute ago, Webbie said:

in pcie x8 same problem

maybe i need to update motherboard bios?

this generally isnt the issue since the pci/e lanes are controlled directly from the cpu. higher end cpu's have more pci/e lanes and so on and so forth. however even a low end pcu has enough pci/e lanes to support basic graphics cards. the possible issues at the moment would be either that you have dead pci/e ports, the graphics card is dead, or you may have bent pins on the cpu. go into the bios and look for to see if you can see the card plugged into the pci/e port. its usually under hardware or southbridge configurations

[Webbie]

bios updated to F7, now motherboard logo displayed a couple ofseconds and i can see the BIOS

but monitor still turn off