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MikelSita · 01-15-2019

So for Christmas I bought a bunch of new hardware to upgrade my gaming PC, which included the Z390-E motherboard. The computer is running great except for one small headache... If I turn the computer off and then on again, I'm not guaranteed to get a...

MikelSita · 01-30-2019

So how do I make PCIE my primary display? I'm looking at the BIOS and I can't seem to find the option.Nevermind, I found the display options, but after setting it to PCIE the problem persists. I made the change, saved and reset the computer, and then...

MikelSita · 01-26-2019

I have not tried disabling the onboard graphics. I did try to make PCIE my primary display earlier, but that was before I updated the BIOs and at the time it did not seem to make a difference. I'll try again and see if maybe having the up-to-date BIO...

MikelSita · 01-25-2019

I do tend to have a little more luck when I plug in a monitor using the DV ports, but that isn't a permanent solution. Before I swapped motherboards I never had this problem.

MikelSita · 01-25-2019

So I've updated the BIOs, but the issue remains. I'm still not getting a reliable signal through the HDMI.

MikelSita · 01-16-2019

panzlock wrote:Yeah, and outdated drivers, too.Ok, so I definitely need to update the BIOS version then, do I? I was planning on updating the version through the Windows Environment using the DVD that came with the board. That seem like a safe w...

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