Graphic card MSI GTX 770 2GB DDR5 OC making HP Z420 dead slow booting

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sandeepgotra

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Hello Guys,
I have HP z420 workstation and recently I have update my graphic card from FX5500 to MSI GTX 770 2GB DR5 OC

But right after installing the drivers for graphic card my workstation is taking 5 mins to boot (Earlier the booting time was 25 Sec as I have booting on SSD ) and some time it doesnot show desktop icon on starting computer

MY Computer specs are as follow:
HP z420 :
Xeon processor E-5 1660 3.2 Ghz.
RAM: 16GB(4x4GB) RAM DDR3-1600 ECC
Power Supply: 600W.

Please help me guys.
 
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If you still haven't solved that slowness issue, try uninstalling the new drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller in safe mode and let us know if it made the computer faster again (which I believe it should assuming the drivers were the issue).

After that, you can try installing the drivers again and let us know if it went back to being a snail again.

Just a little bit curious, you say you upgraded from a FX5500 to a GTX 770. That is a pretty big jump and I'm a bit surprised that your motherboard has an AGP port as well as a PCIe port but then again, I never really worked with server motherboards before and I know they are definitely different than your everyday consumer motherboards. Unless you meant you got a totally new computer...
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sandeepgotra

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Sorry I missed to provide the PSU Build.

Here is the detail i could find written

Delta Electronics Power Supply Model: DPS-600UB A REV: 02

Input : 100-24V /8,0A 50-60Hz
118V /8,0A, 400 HZ

Output : V12-G1 = /18,oA V12-CPU= /18,0A V12-S= /18,0A
V12N= /0,15A, V12-M=/18,0A, V12-G2= /18,0A
11VSB= /1,75A, V12-B =/18,0A

Max. Combined Power on V12(CPU, M.B.S. G1, G2) : 600W(50A)
V12(CPU M.B.S G1, G2): 600W (50A)

Max. Combined Total OUTPUT Power: 600W
 
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Cats869

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If you still haven't solved that slowness issue, try uninstalling the new drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller in safe mode and let us know if it made the computer faster again (which I believe it should assuming the drivers were the issue).

After that, you can try installing the drivers again and let us know if it went back to being a snail again.

Just a little bit curious, you say you upgraded from a FX5500 to a GTX 770. That is a pretty big jump and I'm a bit surprised that your motherboard has an AGP port as well as a PCIe port but then again, I never really worked with server motherboards before and I know they are definitely different than your everyday consumer motherboards. Unless you meant you got a totally new computer and your old one had the FX5500 then that makes a lot more sense.
 
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