Hello,
Today I got the Zotac GTX 770 4GB, and installed it, I updated the drivers from NVIDIA to the lastest version. After I wanted to play Borderlands 2, I changed my resolution to the highest, and some more settings to ultra. Then after I got the BSOD. First me and my dad thought it as because it was the settings. But after we tried all my games and it still crashed at all games. Now we are currently doing a check disk at the time. Me and my dad are not pros at computers. Why is it causing blue screens? It hasn't done a blue screen before we inserted the new GPU. Is the card bad? Also here are my specs:
-Intel Core i5 3570k 3.4ghz quad core
-8GB DDR3
-(New Graphics Card) Zotac GTX 770 4GB DDR5 (Old Graphics Card) AMD Radeon 7770
-600w Power supply
-1TB
I forgot to mention I did remove the old AMD Drivers
Today I got the Zotac GTX 770 4GB, and installed it, I updated the drivers from NVIDIA to the lastest version. After I wanted to play Borderlands 2, I changed my resolution to the highest, and some more settings to ultra. Then after I got the BSOD. First me and my dad thought it as because it was the settings. But after we tried all my games and it still crashed at all games. Now we are currently doing a check disk at the time. Me and my dad are not pros at computers. Why is it causing blue screens? It hasn't done a blue screen before we inserted the new GPU. Is the card bad? Also here are my specs:
-Intel Core i5 3570k 3.4ghz quad core
-8GB DDR3
-(New Graphics Card) Zotac GTX 770 4GB DDR5 (Old Graphics Card) AMD Radeon 7770
-600w Power supply
-1TB
I forgot to mention I did remove the old AMD Drivers
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