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B660 motherboard doesn't support Radeon 7750 (UEFI, legacy mode)

Shrek

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Then there could be a problem when te battery runs low
 
Suha_Voda

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ok guys, so I brought my friends GeForce 960 (he had it laying around), tried it on my PC to check if it has UEFI mode enabled, which it had. I tried it in the new PC, and woohoo, it worked, I entered BIOS and after a few clicks I found the option to set legacy mode for the devices, switched out the 960 with my Radeon 7750, ...., and it worked perfectly. Just needed to reinstall Windows, but other than that, everything worked smoothly.
Thanks so much for the advice given. I am relieved that the new MB + CPU are working properly, which was, initially, my first doubt.
 
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Suha_Voda said:
ok guys, so I brought my friends GeForce 960 (he had it laying around), tried it on my PC to check if it has UEFI mode enabled, which it had. I tried it in the new PC, and woohoo, it worked, I entered BIOS and after a few clicks I found the option to set legacy mode for the devices, switched out the 960 with my Radeon 7750, ...., and it worked perfectly. Just needed to reinstall Windows, but other than that, everything worked smoothly.
Thanks so much for the advice given. I am relieved that the new MB + CPU are working properly, which was, initially, my first doubt.
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See I told you so :D have fun

Glad it worked out as mentioned
 
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