ROG Swift PG32UQ Unable to Access BIOS

[xeromist]

All,

Just wanted to post here and let you know ASUS is aware. Haven't heard anything other than that at this point.

[darkcg]

All,

Just wanted to post here and let you know ASUS is aware. Haven't heard anything other than that at this point.

Thank you Xeromist for the effort and the update, it's comforting at least we're not abandoned and alone on this issue.

[Drejacks]

All,

Just wanted to post here and let you know ASUS is aware. Haven't heard anything other than that at this point.

Thanks Xeromist.

[Mutaz2019]

Hi;
I buy new monitor ROG Strix XG27AQ it is prefect
but i have issue i can't enter Bios because my M.B. Z590-F WiFi didn't detected my new monitor
the windows 10 is detected and every thing is OK in game
i don't know what is the problem ???
i change the DisplayPort cable same issue but ((the HDMI is work ))
only i have issue when i connect my new monitor to DisplayPort ( the VGA_led on) but in windows 10 the monitor work perfect

CPU : i7 11700k
M.B : Z590-F WiFi
Graphic card : Zotac rtx 3080 Ti
RAM : G.skill 32gb
Power Supply : Seasonic1000w

[rwilko78]

Hi, I’ve got the same issue with the*ROG Swift PG329Q and a new Maximus Z690 Hero build with a 12900k and 3090FE. I get no display on the monitor until at the Windows 11 login screen and the keyboard is unresponsive during boot, so even spamming Del at the right time doesn’t enter BIOS. I’m using displayport.

Connecting to an old Acer monitor via display port works fine, I can see the ROG bios splash screen on boot with the Del / F2 prompts*

No issue before with the same monitor and 3090FE on my old 9900k on a Maximus XI Hero board*

[jwkuyser]

This tip might help someone. I was having a similar issue with a PG329Q monitor and I've found that if I turn on the screen and immediately turn on the PC the BIOS will complain but if I wait for the screen to show 'Displayport no signal' and then turn on the PC there will be no issue and the BIOS splash screen will show and go straight into windows.

[darkcg]

This tip might help someone. I was having a similar issue with a PG329Q monitor and I've found that if I turn on the screen and immediately turn on the PC the BIOS will complain but if I wait for the screen to show 'Displayport no signal' and then turn on the PC there will be no issue and the BIOS splash screen will show and go straight into windows.

Hello, do you think the problem might be the BIOS? Which motherboard / chipset are you using?

[jwkuyser]

Hello, do you think the problem might be the BIOS? Which motherboard / chipset are you using?

I think it may be a combination of BIOS and monitor. The monitor could be not ready to respond in the way the BIOS is expecting at the right moment so waiting for the screen to finish looking for one type of signal can help. That said you would think they would have tested the Asus screen with a range of Asus motherboards including the one I have. My motherboard is an ASUS X470 Prime.

[darkcg]

I think it may be a combination of BIOS and monitor. The monitor could be not ready to respond in the way the BIOS is expecting at the right moment so waiting for the screen to finish looking for one type of signal can help. That said you would think they would have tested the Asus screen with a range of Asus motherboards including the one I have. My motherboard is an ASUS X470 Prime.

I have an Asus Z690 Maximus Hero, with the same results.
The only difference is probably the graphics card: I'm using a Zotac GTX 1070 Amp! Edition right now (with the latest nVidia firmware update).

Today, after some months, I'm still experiencing the same issues. No solutions.

[Les_Garten]

All,

Just wanted to post here and let you know ASUS is aware. Haven't heard anything other than that at this point.

That's at least something...

I have Hero z690, EVGA 3080 Ti and am having the same issues. No problem getting into BIOS with any other monitor with this motherboard. Only Asus PG32UQ