Both pci-e power cables are plugged. I don't know much about rails. Do you mean if they are on a single cable coming out of the PSU?
My PSU specs
I'll try to plug a different cable in the card with an adapter.
molex connector? I suppose you mean a ATX 12V (4 pins), yes it is connected. I don't see any other power related connectors on this board (except for the 24-pins of course).
I tried that.
I doubt it, it's not a cheap PSU. It's a OCZ Extreme Gamer 700W (not 720W from my original post, sorry). It should be plenty power.
I have the latest 'Hotfix', but my problem is before even starting Windows so it's not a driver problem.
No, it's not booting. Everything seems to turn on except there's nothing on the screen. I don't hear any HDD activity so it doesn't look like it boots at all. I hear the GPU fan of the 4870 spinning pretty fast and it doesn't stop. Went I leave the fsb at 266, the GPU fan spins like that for a...
Too many things were connected on the same PSU rail. I changed a PCI-E connector for a normal one with an adapter and it works.
The cpu ran at 350+fsb with a 8800GTS but since I inserted my new 4870, it can't go above 275. Here's my system:
E6600 (stock runs at 266x9)
Gigabyte 965P-DS3...
I currently have 4x256MB in dual channel but I'd like to upgrade to help performance in BF2 and Fear especially. I was wondering if combining 2x256MB and 2x512MB would still work in dual channel. I have a 2.4C@3.0ghz (Northwood) on ABIT IS7 (i865PE chip). What do you think? Would that...
My cabs directory has only 3MB of stuff in it so this is no use. Yeah, tried to install the drivers manually but nothing shows on the list when I specify the correct INF file on the CD (with the "have disk" button")... Maybe it's something in the registry?
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