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How old are your components? You might want to specify the parts in your build like the make and model of your motherboard and the Series of your processor and it's number.
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back when some of the older 750 tis had a legacy / uefi bios switch these latest manufactured ones don't and now may have issue with older board that don't have full uefi bios on them - quite a few guys run in to this now prebuilt computers like dell or hp's get hit the hardest

today there pretty much trying to force folks off there good old builds and things aint as so plug and play anymore ..

if my guess that card may not be so compatible if your board has a older legacy bios

anyway something to look at and good luck

kinda like said here for a example

http://forums.evga.com/EVGA-750-Ti-Legacy-Support-m2148392.aspx

https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/new-card-doesnt-support-legacy-bios-what-can-we-do.2457266/


''Just in front of where you traditionally have the 6-pin connector is a small switch. No, this is not a magical overclocking friendly BIOS switch, but a way to enable the Hybrid BIOS on this card. Hybrid? Position one supports booting from a legacy BIOS, while position two enables booting from a UEFI or legacy BIOS for faster start up or resume times''

http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/msi_gtx_750_gaming/2.htm

''MSI added a dual-BIOS feature to their card, which lets you pick either a UEFI-enabled BIOS or a legacy BIOS.''

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_750_Ti_Gaming/5.html
 
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ya, this stuff has got real funny and compatibility has been forgot over sales hype . even with all new stuff look at all the issues folks have . its becoming a joke and any more upgrading seems to hurt me way more then it helps its all about how to get your money and you got there junk , if tio works great if not too bad so sad

instead of them supporting you and your needs its now you got to support them and there needs
 
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I put the card in 3 CPU &didn't work
Finally work on dell 9900 only
Why????!!&the power supply of it was
12v:17A &was working perfectly
However the recommendations of the graphic card 12:20A (the minimum)
I m so tired of these I want know the real reason not probabilities
 
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your motherboards bios just may not be compatible with that card - not hard to understand -- plenty of boards need bios updates for vga compatibility

like for example from this one from a thread on this type issue

but now just looking at the support page you may want to check on what bios you got seeing theres a few with '' Improved VGA compatibility.'' or ''Improved PCI-E compatibility''

that's almost like they may of seen some kind of issues with some cards like these newer 10 series like you got in it now ??

https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/support/H170-GAMING-M3.h...

you tested the card and see it works just not in yours
 
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