Won't boot after installing new GPU

[Sheyds]

I really need help please...

I just bought a Zotac GTX 1050 ti Mini 4GB Single Fan for my Old PC which is AMD A8-9600k with 8GB of Ram, a mother board Asus Prime A320m-k, and a 700w PSU. After installing my 1050 ti I can't really boot it up, I can't even access my Bios. But I works alright using my iGPU... This really frustrates me, and by the way this is my first time installing a GPU, so I'm really a noob... I really appreciate any help and suggestions

 

[Sheyds]

Just now, wONKEyeYEs said:

In BIOS  there is a place where you can specify which GPU to boot from

and a place to turn off your iGPU.

Okay I'll see to this and try again

[LinuxTek]

Also make sure you install latest BIOS for your motherboard before trying new GPU.

[Sheyds]

8 minutes ago, LinuxTek said:

Also make sure you install latest BIOS for your motherboard before trying new GPU.

Is it complicated updating bios?
I mean I read somewhere in the internet that It could brick the Mobo...

[LinuxTek]

3 minutes ago, Sheyds said:

Is it complicated updating bios?
I mean I read somewhere in the internet that It could brick the Mobo...

 

No. Nowadays with UEFI Bios, done from Windows very easily.

[Silentprototipe]

One thing that minorly concerns me in that 700W PSU. What brand is it from?  

[Sheyds]

Just now, Silentprototipe said:

One thing that minorly concerns me in that 700W PSU. What brand is it from?  

"Fury" I think, Should I buy a new one?

 

[Sheyds]

Just now, LinuxTek said:

 

No. Nowadays with UEFI Bios, done from Windows very easily.

Thanks

I'll try Updating my Bios and see if the problem is solved

[Silentprototipe]

2 minutes ago, Sheyds said:

"Fury" I think, Should I buy a new one?

 

You probrably should, Thats really a brand ive never heard so I wouldnt trust it. A decent 450-500W PSU from like EVGA would do the job . It could well be that your PSU could be causing the problem  

[LinuxTek]

No...Radeon R7 in his CPU needs to be disabled in Bios as Wonkeyeyes stated.

[Sheyds]

Just now, Silentprototipe said:

You probrably should, Thats really a brand ive never heard so I wouldnt trust it. A decent 450-500W PSU from like EVGA would do the job . It could well be that your PSU could be causing the problem  

Thanks
I'll also see on to that, but first I'll try to update the Bios and see if it fix the problem, then maybe a few week I'll buy a new decent PSU

 

[Sheyds]

Just now, LinuxTek said:

No...Radeon R7 in his CPU needs to be disabled in Bios as Wonkeyeyes stated.

Should I uninstall it or just disable?

 

[LinuxTek]

1 minute ago, Sheyds said:

Should I uninstall it or just disable?

 

Disable in Bios as Wonkeyeyes stated. Get it to boot first.

 

If problems after finally booting...start in Safe Mode. Delete AMD Radeon driver and software.

[Sheyds]

Just now, LinuxTek said:

Disable in Bios as Wonkeyeyes stated. Get it to boot first.

 

If problems after finally booting...start in Safe Mode. Delete AMD Radeon driver and software.

Thanks, I really hope that this fix the problem, if not I think I'll return the GPU and exchange it for a new one... 
 

[Noob13]

11 hours ago, Sheyds said:

Thanks

I'll try Updating my Bios and see if the problem is solved

I have the very same problem, what version of bios should I be using? Mine says that my version is of 1/22/2018, do I still need to update my bios?

[Sheyds]

17 hours ago, LinuxTek said:

Disable in Bios as Wonkeyeyes stated. Get it to boot first.

 

If problems after finally booting...start in Safe Mode. Delete AMD Radeon driver and software.

After updating my Bios, I still can't get to bios using my new GPU....
I really don't know what to do at this point TT__TT