Q code b2 and vga light

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

Hi so i've got a pretty big problem
When i starting up my PC I have a b2 q code on motherboard and white VGA led
My specs
Intel core i5 6500
Ram hyperx fury ddr4 2133mhz 1x8gb
Gpu sapphire rx 480 nitro + 8gb OC
Power supply corsair vs 650
Motherboard asus maximus VIII ranger z170
And a cpu cooler silentiumpc spartan 3 pro
I tryed to update bios
Set graphic card to othe pci slots
Set ram in other pci slots
Clear cmos
And its still not working

 

[DRagor]

Do you have access to another GPU? If yes, try different GPU. Otherwise remove GPU and try booting with monitor connected to motherboard.

 

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

Do you have access to another GPU? If yes, try different GPU. Otherwise remove GPU and try booting with monitor connected to motherboard.

when i remove gpu the pc normally starts up but i can not check it with another GPU 🙁

 

[DRagor]

Boot without GPU then, go to BIOS and check if the GPU preference is set to PCIe, not to iGPU.

 

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

I know that can be a stupid question but where is this optionon asus bios?

 

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

Boot without GPU then, go to BIOS and check if the GPU preference is set to PCIe, not to iGPU.

ok i found it and i have two options to gpu- IGFX or PGE its so strange because the description is to selet between pcie/igfx/pge and i dont have the first option

 

[DRagor]

Advanced>Graphic configuration>Primary display
Try setting to auto if PCIE is not available.

 

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

Advanced>Graphic configuration>Primary display
Try setting to auto if PCIE is not available.

it was set to auto
when i set igfx and attached the gpu, the p boot normally but the hdmi cable was in the motherboard when i put it in the graphics card it has no signal and the pc cant read the temperatures and the driver not work, when i set to pge it doing like i was writing first vga light, b2 qcode no display

 

[DRagor]

Looks like your motherboard can't recognize GPU. Maybe GPU is faulty. It would help if you could check it at another computer. If you can't - it seems the rest of your machine is working well, so I would RMA the GPU.

 

[Mighty_PC_master_race-1920]

Looks like your motherboard can't recognize GPU. Maybe GPU is faulty. It would help if you could check it at another computer. If you can't - it seems the rest of your machine is working well, so I would RMA the GPU.

OK thanks for help