rayyu882

I believe my issue was related to my video card, since white debug LED is pointing at video, which is why I suggested to switch display connection and see if the issue get resolved or not. I no longer has this MB, I returned it and got the MSI x570 MEG Unify. Unfortunately I didn't find out about the white LED until after I returned the board.

My local Microcenter (Boston) has plenty 3070 in stock, saw they still have many FE and MSI one, but the EVGA one are sold out.

I was monitoring the EVGA and Nvidia sites since launch until yesterday, I wanted a 3080 but never had a chance to get one, so then decided spend the money on a Synology NAS instead, I will continue with my 980ti for a while longer I guess.

Not sure if you ever get around to fix your issue, one thing I can suggest is change your video connection that you were using to something else and see if you can get it to boot again. Say you are using DVI, switch to HDMI, etc.

White LED means VGA issue from the manual, however I'm not sure what you will need to do to correct it. I ended up returned my ASUS MB and the 3900x, I don't have a rush to buy a replacement but I will get something ultimately.

Thanks for the suggestion, I have been running the absolute minimum items already, nothing else I can take out unfortunately.

Thank you for your help, you already did a lot there. I will reach out to ASUS and update this post. Search online there weren't any good news about g-code 90. I would hate to have to sent the board back and get a replacement.

Just did the BIOS Flashback, restart, and still stuck at g-code 90.

Before I can, but after getting q-code 90, I no longer make it to post.

I tried clear CMOS RTC RAM data, that didn't help. I did the manual suggested short the CLRTC jumper and remove the onboard battery, still the same stuck at q-code 90 after restart.

Hi everyone, I recently got the ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming motherboard with 3900x, it was running well for a while but suddenly this morning, it started to be stuck at q-code 90 (Boot Device Selection (BDS) phase is started), does anyone know how to fix this? I have tried turn off my PSU, unplugged my PSU and restart, nothing worked. Much appreciate it if someone can help!

Hello, just wonder if someone can help me. I have a old custom build PC from 2013 that is running Windows 10 version 1607, and when I try to do Windows update, it will download the update, and the PC will reboot itself automatically during the update process, but every time during the reboot, I will get the "Reboot and Select proper Boot device" error, for me to get the PC to boot again, I will have to turn the power supply off for a few seconds and then turn it back on. But this will reverse any update windows do, update will basically reverse back to the pre-update state. Does anyone know how I can get this resolve? My primary drive is a Samsung 840 Evo SSD. Any help would be greatly appreciate it, thank you so much!

650 Ti Boost x2 SLI for 21:9 gaming. Waiting for the new 800 series, and see if there will be a good price on a 780.

Looks like it can, set setting "Ratio" to "Original" or "1:1" should display video according to the aspect ratio of the video signal input. Ray

For my ASUS, there is a setting in the monitor menu to automatically adjust without the need to manually change screen resolution from Windows display setting, not sure about AOC but worth check to find out. It's just a lot easier. Ray