White light on the motherboard enhances visibility and clarity.
White light on the motherboard enhances visibility and clarity.
Hi everyone, I recently had to swap out my RTX 3080 Ti after it failed after a month of use. In No Man's Sky the white light would activate the motherboard, but after resetting the PC it wouldn't turn back on. Now every time I run No Man's Sky it lights up and displays "No signal," though it works perfectly with other games. I've installed a new PSU and GPU, verified the RAM and all cables. Specs: Intel Core i9-10900F at 2.80GHz and 2.81GHz, 32GB RAM, Windows 11 Home, ROG STRIX B460-Gaming.
The white light means there is a VGA error according to user manual. Typically this will be an issue with your graphics card. What size power supply do you have and how do you have your graphics card plugged into it? Here is a helpful link: How To Fix VGA Lights on Motherboard - TechColleague User Manual: E16493_ROG_STRIX_B460-F_GAMING_UM_WEB.pdf (asus.com)
According to the instructions, your SeaSonic 1000W model uses a graphics card in the top PCIEX16_1 port.
It seems to be a VA panel. I'm asking this because I encounter unusual behavior with my Samsung VA gaming monitor, and it performs better when not set as the main display. I usually connect through another port instead.