It's not working

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

I got a graphics card for christmas and i tried to put it in and it only made alot of noise and then turned off. So i figuerd its maybe the powersupply so i bought a new one and now it doesnt display on the monitor. It is a GTX 770 4gb

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

Where is your monitor plugged in? Motherboard or into the 770?

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

770, but if i plugg it into the mobo it doesnt work either

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

Did you plug in the PCI plugs from the PSU to the 770? Did you have a GPU before this one? Did you use the top PCI slot?

Also go ahead and list all your specs

The Paladin · Feb 24, 2017

I am going to assume you had the computer unplugged from wall before you put the video card into the computer yes?
the GTX 770 had a 8pin connector that needs a cable to be plugs into it from PSu you have that plugged in ?

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

12gb ram intelcore i3 4170 msi b85m-e45 600w cooler master and gtx 750 1gb

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Yes i do have that plugged in

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

Try putting your old GPU back in, IF that works uninstall the graphics drivers using ddu then put your 770 in and try again

adiec · Feb 24, 2017

ok .. no one seems to have asked.. you have no power to your pc? no fans spinning ? so you replaced the psu... and still nothing ? or does everything work apart from no display/picture/input/signal ?

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Only the display doesnt work the rest is fine

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Supahos :

But if the other one doesnt work and i try my old again does that one work then?

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

It might if you can remove the drivers. Or your new (used) card may be busted

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

The display still doesnt work

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Now i plugged it in to my mobo and it worked but it says i have intel graphicd 4400 not gtx 770

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Supahos :

Now i plugged it in to my mobo and it worked but it says i have intel graphicd 4400 not gtx 770

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

You have to be plugged into the 770 to use the 770

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Supahos :

It didnt work in the 770, but shouldnt the pc detect that it has the 770 inside it

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

Go back to onboard video and remove the Nvidia drivers using ddu. Then try again. It may still be trying to run your old 750 and just not be able to run the 770

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

I removed the drivers and it didnt work and now my old card doesnt work either

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

That doesn't make any sense. Hail Mary here. Put the 770 in boot on onboard and see if it'll let you install the drivers for the 770

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Supahos :

So i put the 770 in and then i boot my system?

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Where exactly do i go to boot my system

Rahul_150 · Feb 24, 2017

Supahos :

Where exactly do i go to boot my system

Supahos · Feb 24, 2017

What do you mean? Just start the computer with the onboard video again and see if it'll let you install the Nvidia drivers for the 770 while using the onboard video. You'll need the 770 installed for this to be remotely possible

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