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This has been driving me crazy since yesterday. I temperately unplugged my main gpu for a test (or rather the riser cable from the motherboard as it was vertical mounted for space requirements.), and then my computer suddenly refused to boot! Even when I plugged the riser cable back in it still didn't work.

When I boot, The troubleshooting light gets stuck on VGA, and it starts a beep code I haven't been able to find online. (2 beeps, a pause, and then 4 beeps. All the same duration)

I did manage to get it to boot once, after plugging a gpu in and out over and over, but on reboot it didn't boot again.

 

I have tried:

Mounting (every) gpu without a riser cable

Checking each individual ram stick in each memory slot

Unplugging all the gpus but one (trying each individually)

Checking each gpu (and a GTX 950 as well, making 4 total cards tested) in every slot.

Unplugging the ssd and hdd

Resetting CMOS... numerous times

 

The error is the same with no gpus plugged in as well. I can only assume the motherboard cannot detect the gpus and won't boot because of it.

Is the motherboard somehow broken?

 

Specs:

Ryzen 7 2700x

G.Skill 2 by 8gb 3200

Gigabyte x470 Aorus Ultra Gaming (such a stupid name)

GTX 1080ti & two R7 250x

Samsung 970 Evo 250gb

Seagate 2tb Drive

750W PSU

 

I am completely out of ideas...

Any help is appreciated.

Desktop:

CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 @3.75* RAM: 2 by 8gb G.Skill Flare X 2400 @2666* GPU Strix GTX 1070 @1880-ish

Storage: Samsung 860 Evo 500gb; 2x 2tb Seagate Barracuda Drives; 1tb hdd (It died after 4 years :();

 

Laptop: (HP Stream 11-y010nr "Spent all my money on my Desktop" Edition)

CPU: Intel Celeron N3060 @160 BILLION hertz RAM: 400 BILLION bytes Samsung DDR3L @160 BILLION hertz 

GPUIntel HIGH DEFINITION Graphics @32 BILLION hertz

Storage: 32 TRILLION bytes of SOLID STATE emmc C drive with 64 TRILLION bytes of SOLID STATE microSD card D drive.

 

*Overclocked around 25% of the time... questionably stable.

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