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  • 03-03-2015 at 15:13 in reply to: Faulty Card #1834
    GareBear
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    [quote author="GareBear"]650W Power Supply, which I believe is enough and the PCI-E power connector was properly connected.[/quote]

     
    Sorry.

    03-03-2015 at 14:50 in reply to: Faulty Card #1833
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    I bought the card online, the BIOS is updated, Windows is updated, and I have the latest Catalyst software (if 14.12 is the latest).

    It’s a 650W Power Supply, which I believe is enough and the PCI-E was properly connected.

    There is, unfortunately, no way for me to test the graphics card separately from the computer at this time.

    03-03-2015 at 00:43 in reply to: Faulty Card #1824
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    The computer boots up fine once I remove the graphics card and I do not have another computer to try it in.

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