PC fails to start using the RX 580 graphics card with only 4GB of memory installed.
PC fails to start using the RX 580 graphics card with only 4GB of memory installed.
Hello, I'm facing issues with booting my PC during the installation of RX 580. The screen goes black every time I try to install it on the motherboard. I'm using a 750 Ti system and would really appreciate any assistance. My current specs are: CPU Ryzen 3100, using an Intel 2100GE with integrated graphics, a Biostar A320MH motherboard, 16GB RAM, an PSU with 650W and FSP HV design. Thanks for your help!
Some systems don’t automatically route video to the dedicated card—you must adjust BIOS settings, choosing the primary video card and selecting the RX 580. Connect the video cable to the dedicated card. If you encounter problems without a display, verify the BIOS version on your motherboard. Certain boards no longer support older Ryzen models after new releases due to chip size constraints. The addition of 2100ge seems unnecessary; try 3100 instead, ensuring only the dedicated card remains active. Connect via HDMI or DisplayPort to your monitor. If using DisplayPort, switch to HDMI. In the past, some monitors struggled with HDMI cables, causing delays when the card requested resolution support. This could lead the BIOS to assume no monitor is attached, prompting it to fall back to integrated graphics.
Thanks for the update. I realized I had already chosen PCIE Video output in the BIOS. I attempted UEFI and Legacy in CSM settings but had no success. Since I rely on PC for work, it’s convenient to switch without replacing the CPU. I only borrowed the 750 Ti to check if my PC would function with a dedicated GPU. Also, I tried using the RX 580 on other Intel systems and it worked perfectly. Both had i7-7700K if correct. I’m uncertain if this helps, but I also tried booting the 750 Ti in UEFI mode within CSM Video settings, which failed. My PC started and went to the login screen, but my monitor only displayed black with an "_" in the top left. I understand it reached login due to audio, and I was able to disable it by pressing Windows + X to shut down.