The motherboard fails to recognize the GPU when the displayport monitor is activated.
The motherboard fails to recognize the GPU when the displayport monitor is activated.
Hello, I recently bought a new monitor and after completing the setup, my PC started beeping five times during startup. A quick search on the internet revealed some older forum discussions about this issue being linked to the motherboard not recognizing the GPU. However, when I let the system sit, it booted normally to Windows with everything functioning perfectly. The problem appears only during the POST phase. I also noticed that the Asrock logo and the BIOS boot option disappeared when I switched to the new monitor. Before that, I had a display port adapter connected instead of the new monitor. Interestingly, turning off the display port monitor didn’t cause any issues, while the POST screen with the Asrock logo appeared on my HDMI-connected monitor without problems. I’ve tried different display cables, suspecting the cheap one from Amazon might be the culprit, but it didn’t resolve the issue. Any suggestions on why my PC isn’t detecting the GPU when using the new monitor? Here’s a screenshot of my setup for reference: https://www.newegg.com/msi-g27cq4-e2-27-...6824475294
It's a straightforward issue. I attempted to use the monitor in auto input mode and also set it to show through the display port.
Check if the monitor receives output via any other port, including HDMI.
I have tried both of the display ports on the GPU. No difference.
It seems the display might be slow to initialize. Some monitors display a picture during startup, while others only activate at the login screen. However, entering BIOS can trigger an image after a delay.
I attempted to start from BIOS and waited about five minutes, but it didn’t appear. Launching Windows is faster than waiting that long. It seems the problem isn’t related to the system waking up.