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09-30-2019 09:40 AM
So I started to upgrade my pc , tried to install the gpu wired everything up and it dosen t work , when i remove the gpu (rx570) the pc boots and runs normally , i have a HP mt 3400 , i 5 2400 , rx 570 , 8gb ddr3 1333 , 240 gb ssd , maybe it is the psu s fault it s a thermaltake ts 2 500w , motherboard is a foxconn 2ABF and please help me i am really stressed out because of this , also when the gpu is in and I plug the cable in to the mobo i don t get any signal !
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10-01-2019 08:14 AM
Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to help you with any modifications to the original configuration.
Also when you install a different motherboard, you will need to buy a new windows license which adds additional costs to the project.
You are better off buying a newer refurbished PC with an Intel 4th or 6th gen processor in which the video card should work just fine.
09-30-2019 10:29 AM - edited 09-30-2019 10:30 AM
Hi:
There is nothing wrong with your PSU.
The RX 570 will not work in your PC because the BIOS only goes up to v7.16.
You need a PC with a BIOS v8.xx or newer to run that model graphics card.
Basically, your PC is limited to a Nvidia GT(X) 6xx video card, or an AMD Radeon HD 6xxx video card.
09-30-2019 02:45 PM
Actualy I tried it at a friend and it showed me a blue hp loading screen , i later saw on youtube a video on how to fix that , i can borrow it from a friend , worth a try , this is it from me il try to sell it or something , once again tnx for everything and bye until i reach my next problem !!!
10-01-2019 08:14 AM
Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to help you with any modifications to the original configuration.
Also when you install a different motherboard, you will need to buy a new windows license which adds additional costs to the project.
You are better off buying a newer refurbished PC with an Intel 4th or 6th gen processor in which the video card should work just fine.