A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 4, 2013 #1 I've tried everything, from updating BIOS f10f to disabling UEFI, etc. I've i5 3750k, 1200w psu, and 10 gb ram 1333Hz DDR3. PLEASE HELP! :C
I've tried everything, from updating BIOS f10f to disabling UEFI, etc. I've i5 3750k, 1200w psu, and 10 gb ram 1333Hz DDR3. PLEASE HELP! :C
alexoiu Titan Nov 1, 2012 39,818 249 126,990 Apr 4, 2013 #2 Hi, Can you test the card in a different PC just to make sure that it does work? What video port using? If HDMI, try DVI (if possible). Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi, Can you test the card in a different PC just to make sure that it does work? What video port using? If HDMI, try DVI (if possible).
A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 4, 2013 #3 Thanks for your quick answer, yes i will test it in a friend's pc tomorrow and i am using the dvi port. The problem is that it doent even start D: Upvote 0 Downvote
Thanks for your quick answer, yes i will test it in a friend's pc tomorrow and i am using the dvi port. The problem is that it doent even start D:
alexoiu Titan Nov 1, 2012 39,818 249 126,990 Apr 4, 2013 #4 What do you mean? Fans not spinning? Upvote 0 Downvote
alexoiu Titan Nov 1, 2012 39,818 249 126,990 Apr 4, 2013 #6 Then it might be a power supply issue. How many PCIe connections required? And how many PCIe cables available from the power supply? Upvote 0 Downvote
Then it might be a power supply issue. How many PCIe connections required? And how many PCIe cables available from the power supply?
A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 4, 2013 #7 one 6 pin and one 8 pin, and i've only one 8 pin available, but the gpu brings one 6pin to 2 molecs Upvote 0 Downvote
alexoiu Titan Nov 1, 2012 39,818 249 126,990 Apr 4, 2013 #9 That might be an issue. But 1200W and only one PCIe cable? What model is the PSU? Upvote 0 Downvote
A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 4, 2013 #10 Generic ( D: ), Omega model 1200 atx Upvote 0 Downvote
alexoiu Titan Nov 1, 2012 39,818 249 126,990 Apr 4, 2013 #11 I suggest testing the card in your friend's PC. If working, take your PC too (if possible) and test it with his power supply. This way you'll know if it's a power supply issue or not. Upvote 0 Downvote
I suggest testing the card in your friend's PC. If working, take your PC too (if possible) and test it with his power supply. This way you'll know if it's a power supply issue or not.
A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 4, 2013 #12 Thanks for the help mate!, i'm going to do that! Upvote 0 Downvote
A Andres Macias Honorable Apr 4, 2013 8 0 10,510 Apr 7, 2013 #13 Man thank you so much! The problem was the psu!! Now my 7950 works perfectly Upvote 0 Downvote