F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Error message indicates a problem with loading the VGA BIOS during Crosshair VIII setup.

Error message indicates a problem with loading the VGA BIOS during Crosshair VIII setup.

Error message indicates a problem with loading the VGA BIOS during Crosshair VIII setup.

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GaiXon
Junior Member
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03-27-2020, 08:40 PM
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New build model 5950X with 6900 XT + Crosshair VIII Formula. BIOD version 3003 (latest update). On startup I encounter a "Load VGA BIOS" warning on the motherboard display. It then switches to the American Megatrends interface, indicating the VGA UEFI driver isn't available and enabling CSM. M.2 booting HDD is active, with GPT 6900 XT connected to the top PCIe slot. Older cards like Vega64/RX580 function normally. I prefer avoiding CSM startup—any suggestions or solutions? Thanks!
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GaiXon
03-27-2020, 08:40 PM #1

New build model 5950X with 6900 XT + Crosshair VIII Formula. BIOD version 3003 (latest update). On startup I encounter a "Load VGA BIOS" warning on the motherboard display. It then switches to the American Megatrends interface, indicating the VGA UEFI driver isn't available and enabling CSM. M.2 booting HDD is active, with GPT 6900 XT connected to the top PCIe slot. Older cards like Vega64/RX580 function normally. I prefer avoiding CSM startup—any suggestions or solutions? Thanks!

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Anton_Nord
Member
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03-28-2020, 03:35 AM
#2
Hey, I have the same hardware as you. I started my PC today for the first time. After about 20 minutes it kept rebooting with a VGA/Bios error. I ordered a passive graphics card and plan to try it in the second PCIe slot tomorrow. Maybe I can reinstall the drivers and install the 6900 XT BIOS. Let me know! Did you figure out the issue? Best regards, Danny
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Anton_Nord
03-28-2020, 03:35 AM #2

Hey, I have the same hardware as you. I started my PC today for the first time. After about 20 minutes it kept rebooting with a VGA/Bios error. I ordered a passive graphics card and plan to try it in the second PCIe slot tomorrow. Maybe I can reinstall the drivers and install the 6900 XT BIOS. Let me know! Did you figure out the issue? Best regards, Danny