MSI GTX 750ti Cant pass starting windows.

MSI GTX 750ti Cant pass starting windows.
Just bought a new GPU. It doesnt need a pcie connection. MSI GtX 750 ti twin frozr.
i put it in my computer. (Psu 500watts)
Turn on my computer and it wont pass starting windows.
Would be happy if someone can assist me.
Thanks

Looks like a made a mistake sir. I tried reading some stuff. Lol. Change bios order to legacy and pc restarted. I can hear my pc booting up but no display. Is there a posible fix for this? I cant seem to access bios for display is not available. Teehee!

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Quote from: aqualab on 08-June-11, 23:50:31
Have you try with a fresh formatted drive ?
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Bonsoir, j'ai un probleme avec ma carte msi gtx 770. j'ai installé windows 8.1 mais je rencontre des soucis entre cette carte graphique, windows 8.1 ainsi que ma carte mere gaming MSI Z87-G45 GAMING.
A chaque fois que je veux paramettrer mon bios sur secureboot, je recois des messages d'erreurs au moment du boot.
"probleme GOP ".
En faisant des recherches je suis venu chez vous.
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Pardonnez mon language translate google :(
Voici le modele
N77 TF 2GD5/OC
S/N 602 V282 220B1312074281
J'ai d'autre question, ce bios est homologué par msi?
Pouvez vous essayez de me montrer la demarche à suivre car c'est pas évident pour nous aussi car vos phrases sont changé avec translate.
J'ai recupéré le firmware sur le support msi
"NV282MS.331"
Apres je suis perdu, je ne sais plus quoi faire.
Pourquoi msi ne corrige pas cela d'origine?
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Edit #2
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hi
i have this problem where i cant boot to windows for exemple at 4.7Ghz@ 2133Mhz
Is running fine at 4.6ghz @2133mhz like this.
Intel 2600K 4600mhz 1.39v /speedstep OFF/C-State OFF/Turbo OFF/ HT ON/
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Agree. Zalman 9900 is my CPU cooler of choice.
In tests done with a lot of recent Intel platforms, in many cases, 4.4 - 4.7 seems to be the optimum range. The performance curve often starts to level out with not much to show for it other than high voltages and the associated extra heat.
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