is the gpu sitted corectly in the pci-e socket? also have you connected the 6pin psu cable on the gpu? your psu is a good one and more than enough for your set up. additionaly you could try clearing the c_mos
is the gpu sitted corectly in the pci-e socket? also have you connected the 6pin psu cable on the gpu? your psu is a good one and more than enough for your set up. additionaly you could try clearing the c_mos
Your GPU more then likely needs 2 6pin PCI-E connectors from your PSU.. the 8/4pin is for the CPU I believe.- I looked up your PSU.. you should have the 2 PCI-E connectors.. they should/might be labeled on the cord as well with "PCI-E"
is the gpu sitted corectly in the pci-e socket? also have you connected the 6pin psu cable on the gpu? your psu is a good one and more than enough for your set up. additionaly you could try clearing the c_mos
what is C_mos, cant find my 6 pins cables, any idea were I can get replacements
cmos clearing is when you hardware reset through jamper or battery removal but thats not the case, since your gpu cannot operate without the additional power needed through pci-e power cable. i suppose this is your psu http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341018 and its an semi-modular, meaning some cables have to manually be pluged into psu and gpu by yourself. if you cant find the ones provided out of the psu's box, you have to buy a new one. something like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812162036. you could try your local pc store too.