I bought some new components for my pc and when I plugged the new gpu in (4070 super) and started the computer, the gpu didnt power up, but when I plug in the old gpu that I had
(3060), it boots right up. I previously bought another 4070 super and thought that maybe it was doa and got a refund but after receiving the second one and it still not working im starting to think maybe it’s a psu issue? not to sure on what I should do trying to find answers
Specs: 15-13600k, Nzxt t120 air cooler, msi pro z790-p wifi, 32g ddr5 memory, 1tb ssd, 750w 80+ bronze, and rtx 4070 super
I would show a video of everything booting up perfectly fine except my gpu but I can’t put any videos
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First thought is the power cable that thing looks janky as hell. Also make sure it’s plugged securely, all the way in.
Are you genuinly THIS dumb?