Computer stops at W7 logo after changed to a new graphic card

Hey, so i am sitting on a HP Elite 7300 and today i got my new PSU and graphic card delivered.
My new PSU is a Corsair CX500 and graphic card is Gigabyte 750TI Windforce.
Now to my problem, everytime i try to start it freezes when the W7 logo appears, however i can hear in my headset that it enter windows. Any thoughts about this?

Cylle wrote:
There's no secure boot in my BIOS, only Legacy i could found was in the boot order. But it made it so far til the Windows 7 logo, shouldnt that be another problem? since i passed the boot tests.
Thank you for the additional information.
No, if the BIOS was set to Secure Boot and the video card is Legacy, which it no doubt is, the card would not work properly.
Since you have all of the connections made correctly and there is no Secure Boot to be concerned about, did you uninstall the driver for the Integrated Video and reboot: Device Manager / Display adapters / right click on your device and select Uninstall?
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