Cant boot past BIOS after i installed my new Asus GTX 750 TI

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Hey guy's, i installed my new 750 ti and now i can't boot past the Bios, when i put my old card back in it boots past the bios to a black screen with a flashing curser in the top left hand corner. Any help or ideas would be very much appreciated.

clutchc · Apr 14, 2015

Can you get to safe mode? If so, run DDU from SM and see if getting rid of the old driver remnants in the Registry will help. If not, you may have to try resetting the BIOS with the on-board jumper.
Please list the specs of your system.
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/550192/geforce-drivers/display-driver-uninstaller-ddu-v12-9-3-4-released-06-09-14-/

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Hey clutch thanks for your reply, i can't get into safe mode as when the new card is in it just freezes...

I3 quad core clocked in at 3.4ghx
8GB DDR3 RAM
Asus GTX 750 TI
SSD 60GB
SSD 250GB
HDD 500GB
Bluray disk drive

clutchc · Apr 14, 2015

Apparently it isn't the new card that is at fault if the old card causes issues too. What MoBo do you have?

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

I have a Gigabyte H61MA-D3V

clutchc · Apr 14, 2015

Jecc :

This version? http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4184#ov
(version 2.1)
And 1) what is the make/model of the PSU you have? 2) what was is the old card?

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Hey, yes that one, I have a corsair 450w bronze power supply and I'm not 100% on my old card.

Eggz · Apr 14, 2015

Double check in the BIOS to make sure your integrated graphics (if you have it) is disabled. If so, maybe enable it and try booting without any card installed.

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Where about in the bios would i be looking?

clutchc · Apr 14, 2015

Try removing the card and connect your monitor to the on-board video. See if you get a display.
I have to leave for a bit. I'll be back later tonight.

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Okay clutch ill do what i can, appreciate all the help, i may not update until tomorrow, however one of the guys at work is going to have a look at it for me. Once again appreciate the assistance

Eggz · Apr 14, 2015

Under peripherals. See page 32 of your manual

http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_ga-h61ma-d3v_v2.0_e.pdf

For graphics card (i.e. card installed), set "Init Display First" to "PEG;" and "Internal Graphics" to "Disable."

For integrated graphics (i.e. no card installed), set "Init Display First" to "IGFX;" and "Internal Graphics" to "Enable."

Jecc · Apr 14, 2015

Cheers mate, I will give an update tomorrow

Jecc · Apr 15, 2015

okay so I can get into Windows through on-board graphics, my bios is out of date, do you think updateing will help?

Eggz · Apr 15, 2015

Yeah, be sure you have the latest BIOS even if that's not the issue. If you have any settings, they'll all get reset to factory defaults after an update, so be sure to take note of the things settings you need before updating.

Also, when switch to the new GPU, are you plugging your monitor into it rather than into the motherboard? The ports on the motherboard won't work once disable onboard graphics. Just something to remember. Try it with the new BIOS.

clutchc · Apr 15, 2015

+1^
The new Maxwell-equipped gfx cards sometimes need a late BIOS to recognize the card's new BIOS.
It appears that the problem has been narrowed down to the gfx card itself, since you have video using the integrated.

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