My old graphics card died, I tried installing a GTX 1050 Ti but it didn't work, so I bought a 1050. I also ordered a new PSU rated 330W so hoping that will work. I cannot see any difference in the power supply I am buying compared to the one I have. How can you tell the difference? Why would the Ti not work since others have had success? Do I need to do anything special to get this new card working? My new 1050 will be here tomorrow. Do PSU go bad? Is there an alternate graphics card I could try that might work?
Updating PSU and Graphics Card
- Thread starter Akaara
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Both of those cards have the same TDP and power consumption requirements. With the 330W PSU you should be able to run up to the GTX1070.
Hope that helps.
I guess my BIOS was outdated, updated to latest BIOS and updated chipset and other recommended upgrades. Should I boot up using the onboard after installing the new card? Or try booting directly with the new card.
Also I bought a 1Tb SSD and would like to transfer my HDD to it, any advice on how to do this? I have an SSD external case so I can connect it to my computer. What program do you recommend?
Update: My Samsung SSD has software on it for transferring
Also I bought a 1Tb SSD and would like to transfer my HDD to it, any advice on how to do this? I have an SSD external case so I can connect it to my computer. What program do you recommend?
Update: My Samsung SSD has software on it for transferring
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I guess my BIOS was outdated, updated to latest BIOS and updated chipset and other recommended upgrades. Should I boot up using the onboard after installing the new card? Or try booting directly with the new card.
Also I bought a 1Tb SSD and would like to transfer my HDD to it, any advice on how to do this? I have an SSD external case so I can connect it to my computer. What program do you recommend?
Update: My Samsung SSD has software on it for transferring
Just connect to the card.