The WoW Companion App Retiring
The WoW Companion App Retiring
The WoW Companion App is Retiring
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I recently bought an Asus P8B75-M LE and an MSI GTX 660 Ti OC V1, and i'm experiencing some problems. I get a picture, but i can't get past the bios. It says i need to enable CSM due to "compatibility issues" (or something), but i already did. I have no idea what's going on, and nothing seems to work. Is it the drivers? Or do i need a new mobo?
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2013-03-30, 07:49 PM #1Deleted
Does this motherboard support my GPU?
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2013-03-30, 08:06 PM #2Titan
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There shouldn't be any compatibility issues.
Do you have monitor plugged into the graphics card, not on the motherboard, and you have the graphics card extra power cables plugged in?Never going to log into this garbage forum again as long as calling obvious troll obvious troll is the easiest way to get banned.
Trolling should be.
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2013-03-30, 08:14 PM #3DeletedYep, everything is wired correctly. I've checked 4-5 times.
Originally Posted by vesseblah
Btw, my complete specs:
CPU - Intel i5 3570k (stock fan).
GPU - MSI GTX 660 Ti OC V1.
RAM - Corsair 8GB 1600Mhz Vengeance.
PSU - Corsair HX750W Professional Series.
Motherboard - Asus P8B75-M LE.Last edited by mmoc0259bb4b9a; 2013-03-30 at 08:17 PM. Reason: Additional Info
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2013-03-30, 08:29 PM #4Epic!
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2013-03-30, 08:36 PM #5DeletedI'll try that. Thanks. Originally Posted by Lemmiwink
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Also, i think it's an UEFI bios. I've heard that some GPU's are not compatible. Can someone verify this?
(By the way, i won't have access to the computer until tomorrow.)
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2013-03-31, 01:30 PM #6Mechagnome
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Honestly, if UEFI Bios are not compatible with the new GPU's, many owners of 660 would have some problems. Originally Posted by JarlBalgruuf
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2013-03-31, 03:58 PM #7Warchief
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Disabling CSM mode is just to run everything in uefi mode which is kinda useful to have a fast boot in W8 but requires the disk to be converted to GPT and a GOP bios on the graphics card.
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2013-03-31, 04:07 PM #8Deleted
My OS is Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
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There is no option to disable it. I can only change between OS types. "Windows UEFI mode" or "Other OS". Originally Posted by Lemmiwink
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2013-04-01, 09:05 PM #9Deleted
Nevermind. I fixed it.
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