Just installed my new GTX 770 and powered up to find that neither the included CD drivers or the official Nvidia drivers recognize this device.
Every install stops with this message:
"The graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware"
Both the 6-pin and 8-pins from my PSU are in the card, I've tried both available PCI slots to no avail.
The card doesn't move an inch upon powering up the computer, no fans going or anything.
Any recommendations?
EDIT: It appears the cause of the problem is that my SATA ports on my motherboard collide with the end of my card when attempting to install it, which prevents the card from being secured properly into the PCI slot. This seems near impossible to fix. Is there any way to safely remove a SATA port from a motherboard without damaging it?
Every install stops with this message:
"The graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware"
Both the 6-pin and 8-pins from my PSU are in the card, I've tried both available PCI slots to no avail.
The card doesn't move an inch upon powering up the computer, no fans going or anything.
Any recommendations?
EDIT: It appears the cause of the problem is that my SATA ports on my motherboard collide with the end of my card when attempting to install it, which prevents the card from being secured properly into the PCI slot. This seems near impossible to fix. Is there any way to safely remove a SATA port from a motherboard without damaging it?
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