GEforce 750 GTX TI freezes up BIOS

Shrike

Shrike

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Bought a GEforce from a friend in the UK. When I plug it in and boot up I get a frozen BIOS and nothing moves further. I put my old card (GEforce 690 Ti) back in, and everything works.

Card broken?

I also notice that that this card has no power needed, is this normal?
 
Shrike said:
Bought a GEforce from a friend in the UK. When I plug it in and boot up I get a frozen BIOS and nothing moves further. I put my old card (GEforce 690 Ti) back in, and everything works.

Card broken?

I also notice that that this card has no power needed, is this normal?
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I own the same card, just... bought mine locally.
1.
Is there a power connector on any of the sides?
2. What brand is it?
3. How long did he have the card before you bought it?
4. Did you see it working prior to your purchase?

I'm going to assume you've seated it correctly, as your other card works...
 
Shrike said:
Bought a GEforce from a friend in the UK. When I plug it in and boot up I get a frozen BIOS and nothing moves further. I put my old card (GEforce 690 Ti) back in, and everything works.

Card broken?

I also notice that that this card has no power needed, is this normal?
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Yeah, no power plug is normal on some smaller cards. The PCI-Ex will power it. Sounds like it could be a memory issue? maybe even try update your BIOS firmware?
 
8sh said:
I own the same card, just... bought mine locally.
1.
Is there a power connector on any of the sides?
2. What brand is it?
3. How long did he have the card before you bought it?
4. Did you see it working prior to your purchase?

I'm going to assume you've seated it correctly, as your other card works...
Click to expand...

1.
Is there a power connector on any of the sides?

No power connector

2. What brand is it?

Asus

3. How long did he have the card before you bought it?

A month

4. Did you see it working prior to your purchase?

Nope, purely on trust. He basically gave it to me.
 
Ok, what is your system specs? CPU, Mobo make and model, RAM (size, type and number of DIMMs), PSU, number of HDDs and Optical drives?
 
PsychoFish said:
Ok, what is your system specs? CPU, Mobo make and model, RAM (size, type and number of DIMMs), PSU, number of HDDs and Optical drives?
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CPU: Intel Core i5 3470
Mobo: Intel DH77EB
Memory: 8GB DD3 667MHz (2x4)
2 SATA HDDs, 1 DVD writable
 
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