Nvidia GTX 650ti won't work on my computer?

Guest · Apr 14, 2013

Hi, i'm from india and recently purchased a zotac GTX 650 ti.After connecting the graphics crad , i installed the drivers.On restarting the pc.it shows the "Starting Windows" screen,and then my monitor turns off.However , it automatically comes back on after 30 seconds , but , the computer is too slow and i am not able to run any games .

Specifications:
PSU-450W(tech-com)
Motherboard-MSI H55M-E21
i3 540
Plss help...

Reddax · Apr 14, 2013

Your CPU is your bottleneck for gaming. You need to upgrade your CPU and you'll need a new motherboard

Guest · Apr 14, 2013

Reddax :

What do you suggest i get. Pls suggest a budget gaming motherboard also .

Reddax · Apr 15, 2013

For processor i suggest an i5 3570k which costs around which costs around £181 and for the motherboard, i recommend a Z77 series which the GA-Z77X-UD3H costs around £130

RobCrezz · Apr 15, 2013

What? He doesnt need a new mobo and cpu, the i3 540 is just fine for only a GTX 650!!

More likely there is some sort of problem. Have you installed the latest drivers from Nvidia?

Guest · Apr 15, 2013

RobCrezz :

No, i installed the one's which came with the cd.
You think,maybe i should try from the nvidia website.

ko888 · Apr 15, 2013

Those are signs of a graphics card driver problem.

Did you download and clean install the latest GeForce Driver from NVIDIA's website? The latest is Version 314.22 - WHQL.

http://www.geforce.com/drivers

ASHISH65 · Apr 16, 2013

it is the problem of your psu dude.it is crapy local psu which even cannot deliver 250w of power.get new one.

remember you also have to connect 6pin connector from psu to gpu.

get new psu

ASHISH65 · Apr 16, 2013

Reddax :

what

he is having issue not due to bottlenck lol.

donot post anything if you donot know

ko888 · Apr 16, 2013

If that TECH-COM 450W power supply isn't able to supply at least 20 Amps continuous on its +12V rail and have at least one 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector then it doesn't even meet the system power supply requirement specified by NVIDIA.

The useless www.techcomuae.com website doesn't even provide any worthwhile specifications for their products.

ASHISH65 · Apr 16, 2013

^ it doesnot have 6pin connector i guess

RobCrezz · Apr 16, 2013

How is it with the latest drivers?

Also have you checked you have plugged the 6pin power lead into the graphics card?

Junaid Hussain · Apr 16, 2013

I just found out that my psu is a crappy one,it gives only 10A at +12V.So decided to buy a new one.Hope it works then.Also suggest a good 600w psu.

Junaid Hussain · Apr 16, 2013

ko888 :

Yes i tried the latest drivers but was not successful

Junaid Hussain · Apr 16, 2013

RobCrezz :

Yes i have ,but did not work.
I think it is a psu problem becuz i found out tht my psu gives only 10A at +12V,whereas the graphics card requires 20A or more at +12V

RobCrezz · Apr 16, 2013

Junaid Hussain :

Ah yes, 10a is not enough.

Corsair PSUs are good, a 500w would be fine for you if its a good psu.

ASHISH65 · Apr 16, 2013

get corsair cxv2 430w psu @rs 2600.it has 28a which more than enough

ko888 · Apr 16, 2013

Seasonic SS400BT PSU for Rs. 2734 (Inclusive of taxes)

http://www.flipkart.com/seasonic-ss400bt-psu/p/itmdfbeqezgmgggf?pid=PSUDFBEPQB2ZCCMS&ref=e99f85c8-855e-4bf1-b35d-3f2c8655105d

ASHISH65 · Apr 16, 2013

+1^ that is better than cx 430w

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