In diesem Forum hatte jemand das selbe Problem...
https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/no-display-when-attempting-first-boot-of-asus-motherboard-on-new-build.3292936/
Ein RAM-Modul war nicht ganz korrekt verbaut...
Hello Bickel99
I have not found a function for this in the BIOS/UEFI either.
However, at that time I simply plugged in my graphics card and connected it. That worked immediately. In the device manager, only my GTX 980 is displayed.
If your graphics card has several connections, I would try them out and make sure that the monitor has selected the correct input.
Good luck
Yes, you can use all 4 RAM slots at the same time (why else would four slots be installed?).
You may not be able to use the 3600 MHz, depending on your CPU.
Good day,
After assembling the PC, I can't get a picture.
The PC is running, the LEDs on the mainboard light up orange/yellow.
I have an intel core i7 9700 with only onboard graphics, i.e. without a separate graphics card. My monitor is connected to the HDMI output of the mainboard. Is it possible that I have to connect via the display port to start the BIOS because this is set as the default? Or should it also work via HDMI and I have made the mistake somewhere else?
I would be very grateful for a short answer, of course, and I send my best regards.
Fabian
Hello all,
I have had a computer with this mainboard for quite some time.
Now my computer just went out a few days ago and I can no longer start it.
I plugged in all the slots again, changed the battery, tried to start the computer without the graphics card, but it didn't work.
When I turn on the power, the slots of the graphics cards light up yellow.
However, I can rule out damage to the graphics card because it doesn't work without one either.
My guess now is a defective motherboard or power supply. Can anyone possibly help me?
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