I have recently bought a graphics card(geforce gtx titan) and I'm having a problem were when I start up my computer it just gives me a hp blue screen and wont boot up I've disabled the onboard graphics and made sure it wasn't because of my power supply and to add to the wierdness my computer will start up like normal if I just take out my graphics card.
my computer wont boot up if my graphics card is connected.
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Hakumisoso Terror
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Your power supply is not powerful enough ( or high quality) to support a gtx titan. You should have done research before buying that overpriced space heater.
Hakumisoso Terror
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You will have to upgrade your PSU. The GTX Titan requires a 600W power supply.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-titan/specifications
Also, I don't think the stock cooling on that case would be sufficient enough to safely run the Titan. I wouldn't risk damaging a $1000 part due to lack of cooling or an inferior PSU.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-titan/specifications
Also, I don't think the stock cooling on that case would be sufficient enough to safely run the Titan. I wouldn't risk damaging a $1000 part due to lack of cooling or an inferior PSU.
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