945GM2-F Infinity reboot cycle with HD 5770 Graphics card

System Info
Pentium4 Prescott 660 3.6 GHz (200x18=3600MHz) no OC
3x1 GB Corsair Value DDR2 533/CL4 no OC
945GM2-F
HIS Radeon HD 5770 1 GB DDR5 no OC
OCZ 700W ModXstream Pro
Western Digital 200 GB IDE/ATA
Windows 7 Home Premium 32 Bit
Until about a month ago I was running my system without any issues with a Sapphire Radeon 4550 500MB DDR3 it died so I bought a new graphics card and upgraded to a HIS Radeon HD 5770. I uninstalled the old graphics drivers and plugged in the new card. When I booted the computer it powered up for about 3-4 seconds then shut down for a couple of seconds and kept repeating this cycle to infinity. No signal to the monitor either but the fan on the graphics card was spinning.
Then I went online to check MSI website for any driver/bios updates for the motherboard using onboard graphics and updated my AMI Bios v. 1.2 to 1.4 (122106)
When that didn't resolve the issue I tried to upgrade my Windows XP Professional 32 Bit SP3 to Windows 7 Home Premium 32 Bit.
I tried to do a CMOS reset by removing the jumper for about 5-6 minutes but without any results.
I tested the graphics card with another motherboard (don't recall the model/manufacturer but it was a Intel Dual Core2 platform) and it worked with both my own PSU and another PSU 450W of unknown manufacturer
When I thought perhaps it was the PCI-E slot on the motherboard that died I tried testing it with my girlfriends Sapphire Radeon HD 4670 and it worked without any issues.
I hope someone can help me either determine the problem or hopefully come up with a solution for it.
Thanks in advance from Sweden

Some MOBOs with PCIe 1.0/1.a slots have had issues with the 57XX cards, regardless of manufacturer. Contact HIS to see if they have some VGA bios that addresses this issue.

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