Stuck at the Press Del or F2 for bios screen.

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TitaniumEVGA

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ECS Z77H2-A3(1.2) LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard i just bought this motherboard and ive tried almost everything to get it to go to the bios ive installed motherboards before but this is reall confusing
 
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You have to love ECS boards.

Right if you have just built the system.
And you have an fitted a Pci-e graphics card into the slot of the motherboard.
And then you have fitted the monitor lead to the Pci-e card.
You need to remove it from there and use the Dvi port or the 15 pin D-sub connection of the motherboard first.

Once you do that, when you press the F2 key to enter the bios it will be displayed on the monitor screen.

You must then when in the bios, turn off the motherboard on board graphics.
(If you have a pci-e card fitted)

And from the options select the Pci-e as the primary default display output.
Once done save the settings before exiting the bios.

Swap the cable back over to the pci-e card.
And after that the bios will...
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TitaniumEVGA

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My system specs are Intel i5 ivy bridge, ECS Z77H2-A3(1.2) LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard, 8 gb of ram, 1 tb hardriv, 1 optical drive, 600w power supply, gtx 770 atx cooling oc.
 
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You have to love ECS boards.

Right if you have just built the system.
And you have an fitted a Pci-e graphics card into the slot of the motherboard.
And then you have fitted the monitor lead to the Pci-e card.
You need to remove it from there and use the Dvi port or the 15 pin D-sub connection of the motherboard first.

Once you do that, when you press the F2 key to enter the bios it will be displayed on the monitor screen.

You must then when in the bios, turn off the motherboard on board graphics.
(If you have a pci-e card fitted)

And from the options select the Pci-e as the primary default display output.
Once done save the settings before exiting the bios.

Swap the cable back over to the pci-e card.
And after that the bios will always be displayed via the Pci-e graphics card.

For the life of me I don`t know why they have not fixed that stupid problem by now !.

Anyway all should be good to go after it.
 
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