Aurora R4 - GTX 555 to 1050

Try in the other slot, and be sure to connect PCIe Power-Cables directly to the new card if required.

check if you have the latest BIOS Version for your Motherboard installed.

try to reseat the Card. make sure the Slot and Card Connector are clean.

and then try what Tesla1856 wrote. your GTX 1050 is using Power provided by the PCIe Slot. it could be one of those Cases where the Card is underpowered. it happens sometimes with older Motherboards where the PCIe Slot is not able to transfer enough Power to the Card. maybe another Slot works better.

na not really. it does that because it wont recognise your new Card. BIOS Update, Power Drain or Clear CMOS  might help.

as mentioned before, take out your new Card, then do the Power Drain and try to Update your BIOS. report back what happened.

1. ok i will try

2. the asus gtx 1050 ti from strix and republic of gamers

FilipVE wrote:

1. yeah the problem starts with updating the bios.... it doesnt want to i have tried over the years to update but it never wanted to. i downloaded the file of the new bios, installed it, rebooted my pc like the program said and it didnt update. now it still is at A03.

 

2. i made sure that it is provided with power.

1. Power Drain might help here. disconnect all Cables including the Power Plug and hold the Power On button for a Minute. then try to Update your BIOS again. i saw another User with the same Problem. he could solve it that Way after Alienware-Eimy told him to do that, so give it a Shot.

2. okay. what Model is your new GPU exactly?

yeah the problem starts with updating the bios.... it doesnt want to i have tried over the years to update but it never wanted to. i downloaded the file of the new bios, installed it, rebooted my pc like the program said and it didnt update. now it still is at A03.

i made sure that it is provided with power.

i just put the 2 cards in and one screen to each and it started booting on the 2nd card. so the system needs its original components to boot.

FilipVE wrote:

i just put the 2 cards in 

Only use ONE card for now.

FilipVE wrote:

yeah the problem starts with updating the bios.... it doesnt want to i have tried over the years to update but it never wanted to. i downloaded the file of the new bios, installed it, rebooted my pc like the program said and it didnt update. now it still is at A03.

 

i made sure that it is provided with power.

Yeah, you have to have the latest BIOS in Aurora-R4 for Nvidia cards (they fixed that in latest BIOS).
 
Try from Rufus-made Free-DOS flash drive (see my Featured Content) outside of Windows.

do i have to update the bios one by one in order or just the latest one?

FilipVE wrote:

do i have to update the bios one by one in order or just the latest one?

I would do them all in order (in case there are prerequisites) and to prevent further difficulties. Read my post carefully (its all in there).