Question 5 short beeps after installing new GPU

[peterbo]

Hi guys,

Currently, I just bought a new ASUS TUF RTX 3080ti, which is an upgrade from my 1070. However, after installing the new GPU, I got 5 short beeps without any booting screen. When I swapped back to my old 1070, the pc was just working fine. Can you guys help me out on this one? Thanks a lot.

My system is:

• CPU: i7-8700
• Mainboard: Gigabyte Z370M D3H
• PSU: Cooler Master V1000 80 plus gold
• RAM: 64 GB

 

[Metal Messiah.]

This sounds more like an issue with the CPU or the motherboard itself, imo. Do you also have the latest BIOS installed on this PC ?

First of all, are you booting your system in UEFI or CSM mode ? Just make sure the CPU, GPU and other components are properly seated on the board, and the CPU cooler is also installed properly. Check all the power connectors and cables.

 

[peterbo]

I’m booting in UEFI. Everything was just seated properly since the old GPU still worked fine when I swapped it back. I will check the bios but it‘s quite confused when the rig worked fine with the old GPU

 

[dorsai]

I’m booting in UEFI. Everything was just seated properly since the old GPU still worked fine when I swapped it back. I will check the bios but it‘s quite confused when the rig worked fine with the old GPU

You may need to lock your PCI-E slot to Gen 3 as the GPU is probably looking for Gen 4.

 

[peterbo]

You may need to lock your PCI-E slot to Gen 3 as the GPU is probably looking for Gen 4.

Can you show me how to do it since i have not done that before. Thanks a lot

 

[dorsai]

Can you show me how to do it since i have not done that before. Thanks a lot

Pull out the manual for your motherboard and find the section on BIOS settings. It will tell you which option in the BIOS adjusts PCI-E bus speed. Do not change settings in the BIOS without understanding what you're changing as you can easily brick a system.

 

[peterbo]

After update the lastest bios, there was no beep sound, however it did not boot. No post screen or anything although there was power and all the lights were on.

 

[Phaaze88]

One question: Are there any LEDs lit up at the PCIe ports on the gpu?

 

[peterbo]

One question: Are there any LEDs lit up at the PCIe ports on the gpu?

Yes there was a line of light indicate that the power went to the PCIE slot. The old 1070 uses only 1 8 pin power connector, but the 3080ti requires 2 8 pin connector. Is there a matter of the order of connecting those 2x8 pin ?

 

[Phaaze88]

No, not the PCIe slot, but the two 8pin sockets. Sorry, I should've been more clear.

It took me a bit to find a pic of what I'm referring to:

Spoiler

Are the LEDs on your card lit up like in the picture above, except white?

 

[peterbo]

No, not the PCIe slot, but the two 8pin sockets. Sorry, I should've been more clear.

It took me a bit to find a pic of what I'm referring to:

Spoiler

Are the LEDs on your card lit up like in the picture above, except white?

Ah there are no Leds, although the fans are spinning and RGB were on

 

[Phaaze88]

Ok, so it's not what I was suspecting, which was the psu.
White LEDs pop up on those sockets when the psu is really not up to par, but that's not happening here.

That's all I had.

Is there a matter of the order of connecting those 2x8 pin ?

I overlooked this question earlier, but the answer to this one is no.

 

[peterbo]

Ok, so it's not what I was suspecting, which was the psu.
White LEDs pop up on those sockets when the psu is really not up to par, but that's not happening here.

That's all I had.


I overlooked this question earlier, but the answer to this one is no.

Thanks anyway man. This problem is really a pain to me