Questions about ASUS Prime Z390-P

5 years ago

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

5 years ago

In diesem Forum hatte jemand das selbe Problem... https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads... Ein RAM-Modul war nicht ganz korrekt verbaut...

bickel99

6 years ago

Hello, How can I disable the onboard graphics?

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Former user

6 years ago

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

JoelK377

3 years ago

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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Joe Waschl

3 years ago

here is a guide from asus to https://www.asus.com/de...

Anonymous

4 years ago

Can all 4 ram slots be used at the same time? Would then install them: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/corsair-vengeance-lpx-2x-8gb-ddr4-3600-dimm-288-ram-11388259

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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.