Most people RMA'd their motherboards on all of the forums I read through without knowing this step." My hope is that this may work for anyone else's issue as this step was not documented anywhere.
#Nvidia gtx 680 not booting update#
If the issue is fixed go back into BIOS update RAM Timings and any other component settings needed
#Nvidia gtx 680 not booting install#
Once Windows loads, install video drivers, restart and see if the issue is fixedġ2. The majority of GTX-680 cards were intended for use in Windows PCs and do not have Mac firmware, but as explained by Christian Stueben this does not mean it will not work, only that you will not see anything until the Mac has finished booting. OPTIONAL: I use RAID drives so I had to turn back on my RAID management in the BIOS when starting upġ1. The GTX-680 will work in your Mac and will be faster than the original card. Unplug power and put the video card back on your motherboardĩ. You may have to use a jumper or remove the battery. Clear the motherboard CMOS for 20 seconds (my motherboard has a convenient CMOS button on the back but Remove the video card from the motherboardĦ. Unplug everything including power connector. Uninstall video card driver from Device Manager/Display AdaptersĤ. Uninstall video card driver utilities from ProgramsĢ. Support, and reset the voltage for the video card:ġ. Needless to say, here are the steps that corrected my issue, from ASUS "The actual issue was related to the North Bridge and the first PCIe 2.0 x16 slot not running the correct Actually I cant post links but this is taken from the popular website. which leads me to believe my first card wasn't even bad! I know a lot of people are having similar issues, so here it is. I finally found an article that fixed my issue. So I think this issue may pertain to some of you with just display driver crashes as well. I could even game once it was stable, but this would happen a lot. The Nvidia Display driver etc etc has stopped working. Crashed immediately after driver install (when it asks to restart, I told it to, and then Windows wouldn't boot) and even once I could get it stable, it performed horribly and crashed constantly. So I received my new GTX 680 SC S2 today from RMA, and it did precisely what my old one did.
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