Nate152 wrote:
Hi smtx23
Welcome to the ROG forum.
Seems we need to do some more troubleshooting.
Try your 2080 Ti in the 2nd pcie_x16 slot, this should tell us a little more.
Dear Nate,
thanks for the reply.
I changed the card to slot 2. After rebooting the driver was not lost / resinstalled but the card isn't recognized in BIOS as well.
Than I shut down the PC and restarted it, the driver was lost as well and must be reinstalled (was done by system automatically).
In the device manager both cards are listed ther onboard and native.
I also updated the BIOS to 0903 yesterday, still no changes.
Do you need something else for analyzsis?
Thanks in advance
smtx23 wrote:
Dear Nate,
thanks for the reply.
I changed the card to slot 2. After rebooting the driver was not lost / resinstalled but the card isn't recognized in BIOS as well.
Than I shut down the PC and restarted it, the driver was lost as well and must be reinstalled (was done by system automatically).
In the device manager both cards are listed ther onboard and native.
I also updated the BIOS to 0903 yesterday, still no changes.
Do you need something else for analyzsis?
Thanks in advance
Any ideas?
Strange it shows your 2080Ti in device manager but not in the bios, losing the driver with the system automatically installing it is not normal either.
1) Are you running your your cpu and ram at default settings? If not try this.
2) Double check it's fully seated in the pcie x16 slot and clicked into place, be sure you're using two 8-pin pcie power cables.
3) In the bios - Advanced tab, System Agent Configuration, Graphics Configuration - Set Primary to PCIe.
4) Connect the monitor cable to your 2080 Ti.
5) If you get display, you can uninstall the intel graphics driver unless you plan on using it, I personally don't install it.
Are you able to install ROG GPU-Z? Click the ASUS ROG Themed download - https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/
1) Are you running your your cpu and ram at default settings? If not try this.
2) Double check it's fully seated in the pcie x16 slot and clicked into place, be sure you're using two 8-pin pcie power cables.
3) In the bios - Advanced tab, System Agent Configuration, Graphics Configuration - Set Primary to PCIe.
4) Connect the monitor cable to your 2080 Ti.
5) If you get display, you can uninstall the intel graphics driver unless you plan on using it, I personally don't install it.
Are you able to install ROG GPU-Z? Click the ASUS ROG Themed download - https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/
