VG34VQL1B VGA error

[TheRock]

The issue I am having is I am getting 1 long and 4 short beeps when I start up. I have the Asus Z590-A MB and the Asus VG34VOL1B monitor using D-port to connect to Asus GTX 1080.  I installed the GPU and all was fine. Now I noticed the white light on MB which is VGA error. I have CSM already disabled long before I ever got the 1080 card. When I boot up with the monitor and video card I get 1 long and 4 short beeps which after googling seems to be a memory issue. I don't have a memory issue because if I unplug the VG34VOL1B monitor and plug in my SmartTV and boot up the computer.  I get no beeps and the computer boots up perfect. So that means I don't have a memory issue. If I plug in the Smart TV and boot the computer and after booting I plug in the Asus VG34VOL1B monitor everything is fine and there is no VGA white light on MB. So there must be a conflict between the ASUS monitor and the GPU. BTW, I did try the GPU in another pcie slot and same beeps. I can't figure out how to fix this issue. Greatly appreciate any replies.

[Aureliannn_ROG]

Hi @TheRock ,

Thank you for providing detailed information about the compatibility issue between your Asus VG34VOL1B monitor and Asus GTX 1080 graphics card.

We suggest that you can:

Reinstall the graphics card:

1. Power off and unplug: Make sure to turn off your computer and unplug the power cord.
2. Remove the graphics card: Carefully remove the graphics card and check if the PCIe slot is bent or damaged.
3. Clean the gold fingers: Gently wipe the gold fingers of the graphics card and PCIe slot with an eraser to remove dust.
4. Reinsert: Insert the graphics card firmly into the PCIe slot.

Check the power supply:

1. Sufficient power: Ensure that your power supply has enough wattage to power your system, especially the graphics card.
2. Power cable: Check if the power cable is securely connected and try replacing the power cable.

Test with another monitor:

1. Rule out monitor issues: Try connecting the monitor to another computer or using another monitor with your computer to confirm if the problem is with the monitor.

Check the motherboard:

1. PCIe slot issue: If you have tried different PCIe slots but the problem persists, there may be a problem with the motherboard's PCIe slot.
2. Other component failure: A failure of other components on the motherboard can also cause the graphics card to malfunction.

To provide you with the most accurate assistance, please let us know the specific model of your motherboard. If you're using an ASUS motherboard, you may find helpful troubleshooting steps in the FAQ linked below.

[Motherboard] How to use buzzer to troubleshoot monitor display issues | Official Support | ASUS Glo...

Thank you.

[TheRock · Accepted solution]

Thank you very much for the reply. I only just figured it out whay my problem was after doing all you suggested and more. I had to update the Nvidia Graphics Firmware which fixed the problem. Pretty much the last thing I done before giving up lol.

Thanks again