MSI Twin Frozr iii - R6970 - Cannot boot

Hello,
When the fan speed profile (slider on the graphic card) is on "Performance", my PC fails to boot.
I tried updating my Motherboard BIOS and have the latest graphics drivers.
Do you have any idea why this could be?

Thank you for your reply.
Actually, i noticed that there is some hard disk activity and the num lock key is functional. So the PC must be booting up but the display is coming blank. My fans also run at normal speeds while the pc is on. When i switch to the "silent" fan profile, i can see the motherboard flash screen and the display comes up normally.
And yes. it is a R6970 Lightning.
My specs are
Board: Asus P5KPL-AM/PL
Bios: 0601
PSU: Corsair VS550 V
Intel Core 2 Duo E6750
MEM: DDR2 (4096M)
OS: Windows Vista 32bit

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