I recently built a new PC. Everything turns on- the fans spin, the motherboard and GPU light up but I get no signal on the monitor. I have the Asus ROG Strix 1080ti and a B250H motherboard. It would be a pain to put it on the 1st PCIE slot, but is that why it isn’t working? Thanks!
Does this motherboard need to use the top PCIE slot?
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alexoiu
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Rule out a graphics card issue. Next move would be leaving single RAM module installed and testing each slot. Keep it simple when troubleshooting. Minimum needed components to POST. You'd also narrow down the possible faulty components this way.
teslacoilftw
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Some motherboards require you to change a Setting in the BIOs to PEG2... If it boots to First PCIE Slot... then it's probably just that... If it doesn't boot at all...Let us know.
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