- Feb 2, 2018
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When I turn my pc on I get the vga led light. I found that resetting my cmos let's me into the bios and I can get windows to boot from bios by choosing to "discard changes and continue" but that is the only way that I have found. After I leave the bios everything runs smooth and the led light is no longer on.
Tried:
-replacing 500w power supply with 750w corsair.
-replaced the gpu on multiple occasions
-updated my bios to latest version
-replasced cmos battery
-booting with only 1 stick of ram
-tryed using either pcie slot
-made sure my gpu and motherboard drivers are all up to date.
Build:
-Asus 970 pro gaming/aura
-amd fx 8350 cpu
-Radeon rx 560 gpu
-corsair 750w bronze standard psu
-2x 4gb ram
-500gb hardrive
Also i had GeForce 1050 ti before this and had the same problem but when I put my gt 770 in everything works fine. Why does it seem to only happen to my higher end gpus?
Tried:
-replacing 500w power supply with 750w corsair.
-replaced the gpu on multiple occasions
-updated my bios to latest version
-replasced cmos battery
-booting with only 1 stick of ram
-tryed using either pcie slot
-made sure my gpu and motherboard drivers are all up to date.
Build:
-Asus 970 pro gaming/aura
-amd fx 8350 cpu
-Radeon rx 560 gpu
-corsair 750w bronze standard psu
-2x 4gb ram
-500gb hardrive
Also i had GeForce 1050 ti before this and had the same problem but when I put my gt 770 in everything works fine. Why does it seem to only happen to my higher end gpus?
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