Hello,
When I press the power button on my computer I can hear it boot up, everything turns on, lights are on and it makes the normal booting noises however the screen remains black...
NOW
If I open the case up and power it from the mobo the comp will do the same thing, but when I hit the RESET button on the mobo it will show the boot screen
I have to enter safe mode from there and if I dont, it will go to the "Windows" symbol and then go black (the screen that is). However, if I go enter safe mode it will boot up completely. In safe mode I have to choose an OS restart, after I do that, (usually) the comp reboots and goes to windows normally and everything works smoothly from there on out and the games work beautifully.
What could be cause this issue?
MOBO- MSI Intel P67A-GD65
GTX 690 (Dell OEM, recently purchased on Ebay)
PSU: Corsair 850W
8 GB RAM
i5 3.3 ghz OCed to 4.2
Any help would be greatly apprecaited! I dont know if it is the card or not but when I used my old 670 in the case it would boot up perfectly fine.
When I press the power button on my computer I can hear it boot up, everything turns on, lights are on and it makes the normal booting noises however the screen remains black...
NOW
If I open the case up and power it from the mobo the comp will do the same thing, but when I hit the RESET button on the mobo it will show the boot screen
I have to enter safe mode from there and if I dont, it will go to the "Windows" symbol and then go black (the screen that is). However, if I go enter safe mode it will boot up completely. In safe mode I have to choose an OS restart, after I do that, (usually) the comp reboots and goes to windows normally and everything works smoothly from there on out and the games work beautifully.
What could be cause this issue?
MOBO- MSI Intel P67A-GD65
GTX 690 (Dell OEM, recently purchased on Ebay)
PSU: Corsair 850W
8 GB RAM
i5 3.3 ghz OCed to 4.2
Any help would be greatly apprecaited! I dont know if it is the card or not but when I used my old 670 in the case it would boot up perfectly fine.