Is this the same VGA debug LED you've been seeing?

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Is this the same VGA debug LED you've been seeing?

Is this the same VGA debug LED you've been seeing?

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CaptainJona
Junior Member

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06-04-2018, 10:23 PM

#1

I initially set up my computer with an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max motherboard that displayed the VGA debug LED. After several restarts, it briefly switched to BOOT mode before launching Windows. It's been three months now, and everything seems normal. At that time, I had 2x8GB RAM at 2666MHz, and recently upgraded it. When trying to power on, the same VGA issue reappeared. I accessed BIOS once, and the BOOT LED lit up again, but I wasn't sure what to do. Now I'm back to the original problem. I really want to focus on studying and playing games. Can you assist?

EDIT: My system runs a Ryzen 7-2700X with four 8GB RAM modules at 3200MHz, paired with an RTX 2070 from Zotac. EDIT2: I've experimented with various GPUs, none worked, reset BIOS and CMOS, checked all RAM slots.

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CaptainJona

06-04-2018, 10:23 PM #1

I initially set up my computer with an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max motherboard that displayed the VGA debug LED. After several restarts, it briefly switched to BOOT mode before launching Windows. It's been three months now, and everything seems normal. At that time, I had 2x8GB RAM at 2666MHz, and recently upgraded it. When trying to power on, the same VGA issue reappeared. I accessed BIOS once, and the BOOT LED lit up again, but I wasn't sure what to do. Now I'm back to the original problem. I really want to focus on studying and playing games. Can you assist?

EDIT: My system runs a Ryzen 7-2700X with four 8GB RAM modules at 3200MHz, paired with an RTX 2070 from Zotac. EDIT2: I've experimented with various GPUs, none worked, reset BIOS and CMOS, checked all RAM slots.

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Vincie_
Member

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06-05-2018, 03:32 AM

#2

Hey, I get what you mean. It's strange how similar things keep happening. I was thinking maybe the "high quality" MSI board is the reason. Just don’t let them know you were thinking that!

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Vincie_

06-05-2018, 03:32 AM #2

Hey, I get what you mean. It's strange how similar things keep happening. I was thinking maybe the "high quality" MSI board is the reason. Just don’t let them know you were thinking that!