Hello 
I have bought a MSI GTX 750 ti but when i'm installing it on my computer (based on a motherboard Gigabyte ga-ma785gmt-ud2h rev 1.1, roughly 4 years old, from the generation of Athlon X2), the PC is starting (no beep sounds, etc.), but I don’t have any image.
A few more details:
- I've tested with another pci-e card, an ATI Radeon X1650, and it's booting.
- The motherboard has the latest bios, the F10 beta. The previous one is the F9.
- The fans of the GTX are turning. (this could mean that the card is alimented?)
- The PSU was extracted from a HP computer, it's 300 watts, without interrupter, 24pins/4pins (while my motherboard is 8 pins for the CPU), no pins for graphic cards (but the MSI hasn't one), only SATA plugs.
- Some SATA cables are hindering the insertion of the GTX. With some management and compressing, Nonetheless, it seems the card is well inserted as i hear the "click sound" of the pci-e slot switch.
- The GTX is brand new, without any apparent burn, etc.
So, in your opinion, what's the issue? Is my motherboard too old and there's a problem of compatibility? My PSU is too weak? My motherboard's BIOS or its settings aren't right? Another thing?
Thanks for your help
PS to the moderator: i've posted a different thread but with the same purpose on the motherboard side. Accidentally i hit the "consider this as a solution" button so it's considered as solve whereas my problem is still here. Please leave this one. Thanks.
I have bought a MSI GTX 750 ti but when i'm installing it on my computer (based on a motherboard Gigabyte ga-ma785gmt-ud2h rev 1.1, roughly 4 years old, from the generation of Athlon X2), the PC is starting (no beep sounds, etc.), but I don’t have any image.
A few more details:
- I've tested with another pci-e card, an ATI Radeon X1650, and it's booting.
- The motherboard has the latest bios, the F10 beta. The previous one is the F9.
- The fans of the GTX are turning. (this could mean that the card is alimented?)
- The PSU was extracted from a HP computer, it's 300 watts, without interrupter, 24pins/4pins (while my motherboard is 8 pins for the CPU), no pins for graphic cards (but the MSI hasn't one), only SATA plugs.
- Some SATA cables are hindering the insertion of the GTX. With some management and compressing, Nonetheless, it seems the card is well inserted as i hear the "click sound" of the pci-e slot switch.
- The GTX is brand new, without any apparent burn, etc.
So, in your opinion, what's the issue? Is my motherboard too old and there's a problem of compatibility? My PSU is too weak? My motherboard's BIOS or its settings aren't right? Another thing?
Thanks for your help
PS to the moderator: i've posted a different thread but with the same purpose on the motherboard side. Accidentally i hit the "consider this as a solution" button so it's considered as solve whereas my problem is still here. Please leave this one. Thanks.
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