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GTX 650 black screen after w7 logo need advice

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2015/01/29 16:28:13 (permalink)
hi all,
My 8800GT dead, bought a gtx650 01G-P4-2650-KR install the driver come from the CD 314.07. It boot up normally, I play game for couple second then screen when black. Restart the computer it still black and I download all 10 different driver from nvidia for GTX 650 and none of them let my window boot to desktop in normal boot, alway black screen after windows 7 logo disapear. Reinstall a fresh windows 7 and it still same thing happen to both of my computer.
 
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS3L LGA 775 F6
Memory: Crucial Ballistic 2GB
CPU: Q6600 2.4Ghz
Power Supply: Corsair 620HX
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    Re: GTX 650 black screen after w7 logo need advice 2015/01/29 19:30:35 (permalink)
    If it's happening in two machines it's time to RMA the card as it has a problem.
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    Re: GTX 650 black screen after w7 logo need advice 2015/01/29 20:12:53 (permalink)
    Bought a new GTX650 and reinstall a fresh window 7. Everything boot up to the desktop and I install my motherboard driver such as chipset, lan and sound card. On my Device Manager, Display adapters it say: Standard VGA Graphics Adapter show, I immediately download the latest driver from nvidia 347.25 WHQL, check a clean installation. Display adapters change to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650, I then restart the computer, after the window 7 logo gone my screen when black. I can go all the safe mode without any problem and If i delete the GTX650 driver it let me boot to desktop in normal mode with generic Standard VGA Graphics.
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