Please help bios not loading

[Surreals]

Hi guys, I’m in desperate need of help, I’ve just upgraded my pc to a Aorus pro Z390 mobo and i9-9900k cpu with an H150i cooler. I’ve put it all together and i can’t get nothing  to show on my screen the Bios doesn’t load iv’e taken  the GPU memory and CPU out  and the pc is showing nothing still  all  fans spin the rgb lightning is coming on but nothing on screen. I really need suggestions cos at this point I’m lost 

[Skiiwee29]

the CPU has an integrated GPU on the chip, if you plug into the motherboard and not the GPU, do you get any output?

[Surreals]

No nothing still

[Surreals]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

the CPU has an integrated GPU on the chip, if you plug into the motherboard and not the GPU, do you get any output?

No nothing still 

[Skiiwee29]

1 minute ago, Surreals said:

No nothing still 

Try individual RAM sticks in each slot and see if you get a post. 

[Surreals]

 

Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

Try individual RAM sticks in each slot and see if you get a post. 

Did that also and no post still 

[Skiiwee29]

1 minute ago, Surreals said:

 

Did that also and no post still 

Looking at the product specs, your board has a dual bios build. You should have a switch on your board you can change to activate the back up BIOS and see if you get any post there. 

[Surreals]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Looking at the product specs, your board has a dual bios build. You should have a switch on your board you can change to activate the back up BIOS and see if you get any post there. 

I’m looking for this switch but can’t find it  what am I looking for? Cheers 

[Skiiwee29]

1 minute ago, Surreals said:

I’m looking for this switch but can’t find it  what am I looking for? Cheers 

Consult your motherboard manual for its location. 

[Surreals]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Consult your motherboard manual for its location. 

Looks more like a chip than a button, sorry I’m a bit of noob on PCs 

[Skiiwee29]

1 minute ago, Surreals said:

Looks more like a chip than a button, sorry I’m a bit of noob on PCs 

Yes there is a 2nd chip, but there should be a dip somewhere to switch over to it. I believe that is how it is failed over. I could be wrong, but pretty sure thats how its usually done. 

[Alan G]

I just looked at the manual on line.  You have to short out two pins to clear the BIOS (CLR_CMOS jumper) and reset it to factory settings.  This is on page 24 of the manual I looked at.  If that doesn't work you might just have received a DOA MoBo.