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Uses Asus EZ tuning, starts up, screen appears empty.

Uses Asus EZ tuning, starts up, screen appears empty.

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Strescipe
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07-31-2022, 06:43 PM
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Hello, I was attempting a simple adjustment to improve my system without going all-in as an overclocker. I decided to use the “EZ tuning” feature in the BIOS and followed several prompts, entering my configuration details. After a few windows, I clicked accept without much consideration. Shortly after, my PC restarted, but there was no display on the screen. I noticed a white LED on the motherboard, so I checked the manual—it mentioned a VGA issue. Eventually, after reseating the board and rebooting, the white LED disappeared, but a green LED appeared. Reading the manual again, it suggested a boot problem. I unplugged and reconnected my M.2 and SATA drives, then restarted again; the green LED stayed on without a monitor signal. Next, I tried clearing CMOS by inserting a screwdriver between the pins and restarting, but the issue persisted. I removed the battery each time and still faced the same problem. I’m aware I turn off power before working on my PC. My next idea was to flash the BIOS, thinking it might resolve the matter. Unfortunately, the BIOS update didn’t work—just a brief blink before it stayed active. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Motherboard: Asus B450F-Gaming
CPU: Ryzen 5800X
GPU: RTX 3060
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Strescipe
07-31-2022, 06:43 PM #1

Hello, I was attempting a simple adjustment to improve my system without going all-in as an overclocker. I decided to use the “EZ tuning” feature in the BIOS and followed several prompts, entering my configuration details. After a few windows, I clicked accept without much consideration. Shortly after, my PC restarted, but there was no display on the screen. I noticed a white LED on the motherboard, so I checked the manual—it mentioned a VGA issue. Eventually, after reseating the board and rebooting, the white LED disappeared, but a green LED appeared. Reading the manual again, it suggested a boot problem. I unplugged and reconnected my M.2 and SATA drives, then restarted again; the green LED stayed on without a monitor signal. Next, I tried clearing CMOS by inserting a screwdriver between the pins and restarting, but the issue persisted. I removed the battery each time and still faced the same problem. I’m aware I turn off power before working on my PC. My next idea was to flash the BIOS, thinking it might resolve the matter. Unfortunately, the BIOS update didn’t work—just a brief blink before it stayed active. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Motherboard: Asus B450F-Gaming
CPU: Ryzen 5800X
GPU: RTX 3060