I installed my new 770 today, and my computer turned on, but it would not go past the American Industries Screen. I plugged my 560 back in and everything booted up fine. I have the correct PSU. There is a piece of paper that says i may need to update my mobo BIOS. Should i do it? Or could there be another problem? Halp.
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Why does my 770 not work with my A880GZ mobo?
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jimthenagual
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- Apr 8, 2012
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1. Update your bios, it's always best to use the latest version. Follow your motherboard instruction manual carefully when you do this.
2. What are the specs of your PSU. Make/model?
3. Do you have the 8pin and 6pin connectors connected to the 770 from your PSU?
2. What are the specs of your PSU. Make/model?
3. Do you have the 8pin and 6pin connectors connected to the 770 from your PSU?
thedesertfox99
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I have this same problem, only for me the screen looks a little different because I have an HP. But it's not going past the POST. I'm going to start a new thread, if you find a solution please let me know and I'll do the same for you.
I'll come back to this thread and post a link to the one I start.
I'll come back to this thread and post a link to the one I start.
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