Hold shift while pressing restart on your OS that will open up recovery options for Windows, now find the UEFI hardware settings button and click on it, that should get you into the BIOS. Yet, it’s not in error and there’s nothing wrong with your RAM.
Putting aside the to-the-decimal precision of those few missing tenths-of-a-MHz, that’s half the speed you would expect. Before anything, try hitting keys other than F1 and see if it is possible for you to get to BIOS that way.Īs far as i understand, you are a windows user. Yet, both Speccy and CPU-Z are reporting the RAM speed is 1799.6 Mhz. From what i can understand from here you cannot get into your BIOS. I don't know what else could be causing it not wanting to display before it gets to the windows loading circle before logging in. I have my valve index unplugged from the GPU because I know it can mess with the display on startup. I know bios can work because the first time I started up this mobo/cpu combo it prompted me to enter it and I was in. Another time it just displayed a black screen and that's when I restarted.
Instead of showing me an asus logo all I see is a black screen. I tried both restarting and shutting down my pc. Originally posted by ʟǟֆȶʟɨʋɨռɢքօɛȶ:I've encountered a weird problem
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