What should I do if the GIGABYTE 6800GS graphics card is powered on and the power supply is insuffic

Most 6800gs graphics cards have this phenomenon, and they don't divide the brand, the reason is that the NV guard is too strict to detect, in fact, it doesn't affect the use at all, you don't believe that you can open the computer for a while and then restart it will not appear prompt. Your power supply is enough to cope. The solution is to go to the next new BIOS to refresh it to screen this prompt, such as the one that has been brushed into Xunjing, but before brushing, refer to the online forum and find a BIOS that has been successfully brushed

I remember what a bios was called"6800gs power supply solution. rar"The compressed file has an XFX (Xunjing) that successfully solves the power supply problem of GIGABYTE 6800GS.

Also, my GIGABYTE 6800GS doesn't show this prompt, and my power supply is only rated at 300W (HP5301), and the external power supply is only plugged in. But I suspect that my card is the old batch.,Because the parameters are different and new.,For example, the production process is not.,The chip code is also nv41 instead of nv42.,In addition, the score of 3DMark is also low.,03 score 11029,05 score 5049,** is also 1490 yuan, but I bought it and bought it.,Whatever it is.。 I wonder what your 3DMark score is?

Does your graphics card need a separate power supply? There may be a small power connector that is plugged into the graphics card, have you plugged it in.

If not, switch to a high-power power supply.

The 450W power supply is not rated.

That's because the product doesn't match.

The compatibility is not good!

It seems to be a problem with the graphics card BIOS, just flash a new BIOS.

It's clearly due to overclocking.

Less over-the-top. Surpass.

And are you not locked PCIe frequency?

Let's drop the original frequency first, and if it's still like this, then it's something else.

Today's PCI-E graphics cards require an external power supply, and you can see that there is a power connector similar to a hard disk on the graphics card.

Generally speaking, it is best to plug this line in, otherwise it will be unstable when it is loaded and working.

The 6-pin power connector on the graphics card is not plugged in!!

Just plug it in.

If you want to see that the interface is AGP, you can't, and some 6800 is PCI-E interface!

I can't get it. 865 seems to be an AGP interface, and 6800 is already a PCI-E interface.

GTS 250 power consumption is at least 120W or more, the interface can only provide 75W, it is impossible not to connect the auxiliary power supply of 6pin, did you install it yourself before? Otherwise, it would be amazing to be able to operate normally without connecting to the auxiliary power supply. Open the case and see if there is a 6-pin or 8-pin connector on the side of the graphics card, just find the same cable on the power cord and plug it in.

Your power supply is insufficient. There is a 6-pin port or 8-pin port on the graphics card, which needs to be connected to the power interface for special power supply. Didn't you pick it up?

Your power supply is rated at 350W or 400W.

The power supply of the AGP port of the motherboard is insufficient, your machine is a brand machine, and there should be no option to add voltage to the AGP in the BIOS, which is difficult to solve.

The rated output of 250W is enough for your machine.

You take a look at whether the interface of the auxiliary power supply of the graphics card is connected.

For example, when this kind of high-end card plays large games, the requirements for the GPU are relatively high, and the graphics card is working at full load, resulting in insufficient power supply to the AGP slot on the motherboard. If the quality of the power supply itself is not good, you can replace the power supply.

Or a power issue. You can't just look at the wattage of the mains. Also pay attention to the number of ways +12v

That's your 2-hand graphics card, it's too power-absorbing.

It should be that the voltage is not enough, and sometimes this kind of problem occurs if the voltage is not enough!

You must not have plugged in the external power cable, the AGP version of the 6800 has 1 2 D-ports, you must connect them together, the NV graphics card will also give you a hint that the power is insufficient (but the performance will be greatly reduced), and the ATI will not work directly.

You'd better plug the graphics card back in and make sure all the external power connectors are installed.

There is a special power supply interface on the graphics card, and the graphics card you bought also comes with dual four ports and 6 needle wires, have you connected it?

Dizzy my 3850 graphics card The power supply rated at 300W is enough Your question is really hard to say It's too vague to ask here Or go to the computer to ask.