I've had this setup for 3 years now:
About a week ago, I upgraded my graphics card to a 6700xt Sapphire Pulse. When I installed it, the graphics card fans started spinning, but after a beep from the motherboard (one long beep followed by three short beeps), I didn't get any display.
I tried everything to fix it but couldn't. I took the card and my system to a technician, and they were able to get a display by making changes to the motherboard's BIOS.
After getting a display and installing the drivers, everything worked perfectly, including games, without any temperature or FPS issues.
However, the problem is that when I shut down the system for an extended period, like overnight, and turn it on again in the morning, the beeping issue and no display problem return. The difference is that after the beeps, the system automatically restarts and boots up with a display.
I don't know what the problem is. I've tried disabling CSM in the BIOS, changing boot options, and even updating the BIOS, but this issue keeps happening. I have no idea what's causing it.
- MB: H310 R R2.0
- CPU: i59400f
- GPU: 1650 Dual
- Power: 580w EUD green
- RAM: 16g
About a week ago, I upgraded my graphics card to a 6700xt Sapphire Pulse. When I installed it, the graphics card fans started spinning, but after a beep from the motherboard (one long beep followed by three short beeps), I didn't get any display.
I tried everything to fix it but couldn't. I took the card and my system to a technician, and they were able to get a display by making changes to the motherboard's BIOS.
After getting a display and installing the drivers, everything worked perfectly, including games, without any temperature or FPS issues.
However, the problem is that when I shut down the system for an extended period, like overnight, and turn it on again in the morning, the beeping issue and no display problem return. The difference is that after the beeps, the system automatically restarts and boots up with a display.
I don't know what the problem is. I've tried disabling CSM in the BIOS, changing boot options, and even updating the BIOS, but this issue keeps happening. I have no idea what's causing it.
