13.09.2009, 08:39
I don't think its his PSU or GPU. The problem is he hasn't configured the card into the BIOS. Set your card as the default display and then carry on from there. That is why it sends you to the setup.
Also, are you trying to SLI your cards?
E: nvmd, looked at specs on the board, only 1 PCI-E 2.0 slot.
Anywho, you might have either
A - Not connected the wire/pushed the GPU into the slot properly.
B - Configured the card into the BIOS.
Also, are you trying to SLI your cards?
E: nvmd, looked at specs on the board, only 1 PCI-E 2.0 slot.
Anywho, you might have either
A - Not connected the wire/pushed the GPU into the slot properly.
B - Configured the card into the BIOS.