POST codes after GTX970 install

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cbrriderr

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So i update my GPU from a 680 to the gateway GTX970 G1. when I power up i got a bunch of post codes here are the codes and what they mean from EVGA MB manual. this is where I am stuck I do not know how to proceed or what to do. also the power cable I have 2 8 pin pci and the new gtx 970 has 1 8 pin and 1 6 pin socket. when i plug in i get the EVGA logo and initial screen and then MB starts to beep and reset to blank screen. please help me
26 Clock Gen Init onboard clock generator and sensor
2D Test Video Memory and display Logos
33 Early Keyboard Reset
4D reserved
C1 Base memory detect/memory presence
C3 extended memory-Turn on extended memory, cache initialization
EE=setup pages=E1- Page 1, E2 - Page 2, etc.
 

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Fantana

Fantana

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Gateway 970 ? You mean Gigabyte I presume.

I think the problem is that you haven't connected power to the GPU properly, for the 8 pin slot you need to get an 8 pin connector through all the slots. Can't just connect 6 and leave 2 on the side empty.

Don't know why you're referring to an EVGA manual.

I have a G1 card, it should look like this.

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cbrriderr

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i also got these 2 with the g1 but i dont see how to connect to PSU
 

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cbrriderr

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Fantana said:
Gateway 970 ? You mean Gigabyte I presume.

I think the problem is that you haven't connected power to the GPU properly, for the 8 pin slot you need to get an 8 pin connector through all the slots. Can't just connect 6 and leave 2 on the side empty.

Don't know why you're referring to an EVGA manual.

I have a G1 card, it should look like this.

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because my MB is EVGA
 
Fear

Fear

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Hi, as Fantana has already pointed out you still need to plug the 2 pin part to the GPU.
 
Fear

Fear

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If you look at your first picture the left side 8 pin slot you have only connected the 6 pin part you need to plug the extra 2 pin part that is left out.
 
Fear

Fear

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Fear said:
If you look at your first picture the left side 8 pin slot you have only connected the 6 pin part you need to plug the extra 2 pin part that is left out.
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look here

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cbrriderr

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I understand but I can't. So what do I have to do? Change psu? Those cable come out from psu they are not plug in on it
 
Fear

Fear

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cbrriderr said:
I understand but I can't. So what do I have to do? Change psu? Those cable come out from psu they are not plug in on it
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When you say you can't add the extra 2 pin part in is that because you are trying to do it while the 6 pin block of the left side connector is still plugged in ? if so you need to remove the left 6 pin and put the extra 2 pin together before you plug the whole 8 in together and make sure the 2 pin is the correct way round.
 
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cbrriderr

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I'm always going have 2 pins left out and it needs them to complete circuit I guess. I'm not sure. I read all codes I got and none of them are related to this. But I was using pc moments to swap gpu.
 
Fear

Fear

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Right the GPU needs an 8 pin and a 6 pin plugging into it, the 2 power leads you have are both 8 pin but they both have the option to take a 2 pin off to make them a 6 pin which is what you have done to both of them and then you have plugged only the 6 pin portion of both into the GPU, so what you need to do is unplug the left 6 pin portion from your GPU and clip the 2 pin part onto the side of the 6 pin part making it an 8 pin and then plug the whole block of 8 pins into the 8 pin slot on the GPU.
 
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cbrriderr

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is there an image im not fallowing, so on one of my connectors which i have a a 2-6 pin plug it in to GPU that would fill left plug, then take the other 2-6 pin from my PSU and what? splice it to the other 6?
 
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