I bought the ASUS GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB a couple of weeks ago to go with a new system I put together and I get errors on occasion when I boot or reboot and I'm just wondering if I should exchange it for another one (of the same, I like the card) or if post beep errors are kinda not a big deal... I mean I can get it to boot but it sometimes does it more than one time in a row. May be a defective card. Thoughts?
Card Post Beeps
- Thread starter ryevick
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The VCR King
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Is the CARD or the MOBO beeping?
Mobo post beep... 1 long, 3 short...
Well I exchanged the card for a new one, same card... still getting the 1 long 3 short post beeps... not all of the time but about half. Everything works fine once I boot into windows, so that makes me think, could it be an issue with my monitor communicating with my mobo on boot? Or is it the mobo? It's hard to diagnose... GPU is ruled out and I still have time to exchange the mobo for a new one but what a pain that's going to be. I can't exchange the monitor but I'm sure it's under warranty... or should I just forget about it and deal with it as is since the OS and monitor seems to do fine ONCE I get into windows?
Since your motherboard has video connections for the onboard CPU/GPU, have you got the bios set for PEG on boot?
Ummm... yeah... now you're speaking Greek lol... no idea what that means lol... I'm not even sure how to update my bios. Here is a link to available updates for my MOBO, should I really install all of these???
Doesn't look like there is any bios updates for video card compatibility. I meant your bios looks for the video boot device. There should be a setting as in onboard or PCI or PEG, which PEG is really your PCIe slot.
I don't see one anywhere... here is a video walk-through of my mobo bios interface
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