I am trying to install a new MSI GTX 970
My system specs:
I5-3570k
Gigabyte Z77-d3h motherboard (My BIOS is on version F22)
Corsair TX650M PSU
Previous GPU: AMD HD7950
Uninstalled my old graphics card drivers, removed the old card and put in the new card.
When I boot up I get 2 beeps from my internal speaker, there does appear to be power going to the card (a light on the side comes on and the fans start up). I'm not getting any signal to my monitor, even when i go into the BIOS and select the PCI E as preferred over the internal graphics card.
I'm using a Samsung monitor with an HDMI cable.
I can't see the card anywhere on my Device Manager under Display adapters.
When I try to install nvidia's drivers it begins checking for system compatibility then stops, giving an error message saying "The graphics driver could not find compatible hardware".
There is one newer version of my BIOS available, but it's a beta version - should I try updating to that?
Any one able to help?
Thanks very much.
My system specs:
I5-3570k
Gigabyte Z77-d3h motherboard (My BIOS is on version F22)
Corsair TX650M PSU
Previous GPU: AMD HD7950
Uninstalled my old graphics card drivers, removed the old card and put in the new card.
When I boot up I get 2 beeps from my internal speaker, there does appear to be power going to the card (a light on the side comes on and the fans start up). I'm not getting any signal to my monitor, even when i go into the BIOS and select the PCI E as preferred over the internal graphics card.
I'm using a Samsung monitor with an HDMI cable.
I can't see the card anywhere on my Device Manager under Display adapters.
When I try to install nvidia's drivers it begins checking for system compatibility then stops, giving an error message saying "The graphics driver could not find compatible hardware".
There is one newer version of my BIOS available, but it's a beta version - should I try updating to that?
Any one able to help?
Thanks very much.
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