I have recently purchased an EVGA GTX 1050Ti graphics card for my desktop workstation. This computer has an Intel core i7-7700 processor with Intel HD 630 Graphics and 16GB of DRR4 memory. I am using a new ASUS Micro ATX motherboard with one PCI-e 3.0 1x16 pin slot. My system is powered by an ACBel 350W PSU. A 7400RPM 2TB Hard Drive is connected to this power unit.
This system loads and runs Windows 10 with no performance or boot issues without the graphics card. After disabling the integrated Intel graphics driver, I powered off the machine, unplugged the power supply, and held the power button to allow any excess electricity to leave the system. With proper grounding and safety equipment, I installed the GPU in the PCI-e slot available.
After closing connecting power cables, and closing the case, the machine would not properly boot. The internal fans on the CPU, GPU, and PSU began to spin, and the hard drive began to spin; however, no video output came from either the motherboard or the graphics card. In addition, the wired usb keyboard attached to the machine would not power on.
After powering down the machine, and properly uninstalling the GPU, the system would boot normally--still with the integrated Intel graphics disabled. I have been attempting to troubleshoot this issue, and wanted the advice of a more technically adept computer guru. Either, the system does not have enough power, or there is a manufacturing defect in either the motherboard or the graphics card.
Thank you in advance!
This system loads and runs Windows 10 with no performance or boot issues without the graphics card. After disabling the integrated Intel graphics driver, I powered off the machine, unplugged the power supply, and held the power button to allow any excess electricity to leave the system. With proper grounding and safety equipment, I installed the GPU in the PCI-e slot available.
After closing connecting power cables, and closing the case, the machine would not properly boot. The internal fans on the CPU, GPU, and PSU began to spin, and the hard drive began to spin; however, no video output came from either the motherboard or the graphics card. In addition, the wired usb keyboard attached to the machine would not power on.
After powering down the machine, and properly uninstalling the GPU, the system would boot normally--still with the integrated Intel graphics disabled. I have been attempting to troubleshoot this issue, and wanted the advice of a more technically adept computer guru. Either, the system does not have enough power, or there is a manufacturing defect in either the motherboard or the graphics card.
Thank you in advance!
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