Hi.
I have a PC (Acer Veriton X4620g) that I have that I usually run off the built-in gpu (DP) to a TV.
I was able to score a cheap Nvidia Quadro K600 which I thought would work.
With the K600 installed, the PC turns on, I see the Acer logo, but can't get into the bios. Sometimes it shows the "Press F2 to get into BIOS" at the bottom, sometimes it doesn't. It just stays on the Acer logo. After a while it starts to beep in 20 second intervals. After 2 beeps, the screen goes black and doesn't move on from there.
The manual for the PC says it has PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot and the Nvidia information I have found states that the card is a 2.0 x16 card.
Tested the card in another PC and that worked fine. Haven't been able to test another card in the PC and not sure I'll be able to find one to test.
The PC is usually connected to a TV, tried a monitor with the K600, but same problem. (used both DVI and DP ports)
The PSU is 220w, which might not be enough, I'm not sure as I don't know how to calculate this, but the K600 should only need 41w according to a Nvidia doc.
Any ideas on what else I can do to narrow down the problem?
I have a PC (Acer Veriton X4620g) that I have that I usually run off the built-in gpu (DP) to a TV.
I was able to score a cheap Nvidia Quadro K600 which I thought would work.
With the K600 installed, the PC turns on, I see the Acer logo, but can't get into the bios. Sometimes it shows the "Press F2 to get into BIOS" at the bottom, sometimes it doesn't. It just stays on the Acer logo. After a while it starts to beep in 20 second intervals. After 2 beeps, the screen goes black and doesn't move on from there.
The manual for the PC says it has PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot and the Nvidia information I have found states that the card is a 2.0 x16 card.
Tested the card in another PC and that worked fine. Haven't been able to test another card in the PC and not sure I'll be able to find one to test.
The PC is usually connected to a TV, tried a monitor with the K600, but same problem. (used both DVI and DP ports)
The PSU is 220w, which might not be enough, I'm not sure as I don't know how to calculate this, but the K600 should only need 41w according to a Nvidia doc.
Any ideas on what else I can do to narrow down the problem?