Hi guys. Here are the specs:
If I remove my Zotac GPU card, the system works just fine. The display shows the bios screen and the windows booting screen just fine.
What I've tried to do:
Thanks a lot!
Update 1: withou gpu, I changed my main display from "auto" to "onboard" and shutdown my pc. Then I installed my gpu back and the pc worked through my onboard graphics. I installed the geforce drivers and shutdown the pc. I got into bios and changed from "onboard" to "pcie2" (since this mobo has pcie2 for graphics). The pc booted successfully and I got it to work with the gpu!! However, if I try to enter bios, the pc still freezes and I have to do a hard reset. So I think this is a workaround solution. I'm still trying to figure this problem out. Does anyone have any idea?
- I7 13700k
- AsRock Z690 Steel Legend (DDR4)
- 2X8Gb of ddr4 ram 3000mhz Corsair Vengeance (I already have this kit from my previous build)
- Corsair RM1000X
- Coolermaster masterliquid PL360 FLUX
- ZOTAC GTX 1080 AMP EXTREME (from my previous build)
- nvme 240gb Kingston A1000
- 3tb hd Seagate
If I remove my Zotac GPU card, the system works just fine. The display shows the bios screen and the windows booting screen just fine.
What I've tried to do:
- Change PCIE slot
- Removing all USB
- I cleared the cmos and removed the battery
- Using HDMI or DP
- Clean install of windows 10
- Changed ram slots. I tried using my new ddr4 ram
- Flashing BIOS to a previous version. Flashing to the latest version.
Thanks a lot!
Update 1: withou gpu, I changed my main display from "auto" to "onboard" and shutdown my pc. Then I installed my gpu back and the pc worked through my onboard graphics. I installed the geforce drivers and shutdown the pc. I got into bios and changed from "onboard" to "pcie2" (since this mobo has pcie2 for graphics). The pc booted successfully and I got it to work with the gpu!! However, if I try to enter bios, the pc still freezes and I have to do a hard reset. So I think this is a workaround solution. I'm still trying to figure this problem out. Does anyone have any idea?
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