New GPU No Signal Error With Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5

[Mason]

So i just received my Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5. So after i uninstalled my previous gpu drivers and installed the GT 730 and rebooted my pc and i have sicome to the error i have made 100 % that it is not a driver issue, i have a 287.6 Watt PSU and the gpu needs a 300 Watt PSU but i don think it would disable the graphic please correct me if im wrong. so what im asking is anyone have a fix or know what my issue is???

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!

[Mason]

New GPU No Signal Error With Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5

So i just received my Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB GDDR5. So after i uninstalled my previous gpu drivers and installed the GT 730 and rebooted my pc and i have sicome to the error i have made 100 % that it is not a driver issue, i have a 287.6 Watt PSU and the gpu needs a 300 Watt PSU but i don think it would disable the graphic please correct me if im wrong. so what im asking is anyone have a fix or know what my issue is???

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!

[76561198218426745]

You should probably stick to your first topic:
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/364042703859605674/

While your GPU does recommend a 300 watt PSU, that does not necessarily mean it will not run on less. I have heard reports of users running it on as little as 240 watts, though your mileage may vary.

For how to get into BIOS:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/241032/how_to_enter_your_pcs_bios.html

You should be extremely careful when making any changes in BIOS. You may wish to have a more tech-savvy friend or family member assist you.

There are many different versions of BIOS, but you want to set your default graphics adapter to PCI-E. Though your PC should automatically switch to PCI-E if a card is present.

[Mason]

引用自 habitualaction：

You should probably stick to your first topic:
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/364042703859605674/

While your GPU does recommend a 300 watt PSU, that does not necessarily mean it will not run on less. I have heard reports of users running it on as little as 240 watts, though your mileage may vary.

For how to get into BIOS:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/241032/how_to_enter_your_pcs_bios.html

You should be extremely careful when making any changes in BIOS. You may wish to have a more tech-savvy friend or family member assist you.

There are many different versions of BIOS, but you want to set your default graphics adapter to PCI-E. Though your PC should automatically switch to PCI-E if a card is present.

I had an integrated gpu before and i am the most technically enclined person i know, this might be a bit to much to ask would you be able to talk to me via a teamspeak channel or discord??

[76561198218426745]

I am not a tech-savvy user myself, at all. I would not feel right giving advice on how to alter BIOS settings. I don't even touch my own BIOS settings. It would be better to find someone who actually knows computers, possibly in the Hardware and Operating Systems forum. I'm sorry.

[Mason]

引用自 habitualaction：

I am not a tech-savvy user myself, at all. I would not feel right giving advice on how to alter BIOS settings. I don't even touch my own BIOS settings. It would be better to find someone who actually knows computers, possibly in the Hardware and Operating Systems forum. I'm sorry.

Its fine i am very stisfieyed with the advice you have giv'n me so far and if you dont mind me asking what are BIOS ?? and how do i access them?

[76561198218426745]

BIOS stands for Basic Input/Output System. It's basically software that is used to initialize your peripherals (mouse, keyboard) and load your operating system when you start your PC. In the same way that there are different versions of BIOS, there are also different ways of getting into BIOS. The link in my first post covers some of them, but they all basically involve restarting your PC and pressing a button before it boots the operating system. Your computer may have a prompt shown to tell you what button to press, or it may not.