- May 20, 2014
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System won't Boot
- Thread starter Woodystick1
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- May 20, 2014
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Hello,
I have just installed a new corsair 750 watt psu, along with a radeon r9 270x gpu. I've ran into a big problem. When I try to turn on the system I just get a black screen with a yellow light on my monitor as it's not receiving a signal. I am sure that the card is seated correctly. I have made sure to connect both six pin cords for power. If my machine has a beeper in it I cannot here it either. The PCI port is not damaged as I can put my old graphics card into it and it works just fine.
My computer is an HP h8-1010. I have the intel i5 processor not sure number, it is dual core, with 8gbs of ram. Only thing I have changed on the system is the psu, everything is stock.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
And sorry new to this forum, I thought I had given this as a question.
To my knowledge it's not even getting past the post.
I have just installed a new corsair 750 watt psu, along with a radeon r9 270x gpu. I've ran into a big problem. When I try to turn on the system I just get a black screen with a yellow light on my monitor as it's not receiving a signal. I am sure that the card is seated correctly. I have made sure to connect both six pin cords for power. If my machine has a beeper in it I cannot here it either. The PCI port is not damaged as I can put my old graphics card into it and it works just fine.
My computer is an HP h8-1010. I have the intel i5 processor not sure number, it is dual core, with 8gbs of ram. Only thing I have changed on the system is the psu, everything is stock.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
And sorry new to this forum, I thought I had given this as a question.
To my knowledge it's not even getting past the post.
Eduello
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- Mar 2, 2014
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Put in the old GPU and remove its drivers with this: http://www.guru3d.com/content_page/guru3d_driver_sweeper.html
Then put in the new GPU and see if it works.
- May 20, 2014
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Would drivers even be that important if it can't even boot for the system to "see" the card? I can do that when I'm off in a free hours.
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