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Hi I have an Asus rog corsair 8 hero and anrtx 2080 super and an amd ryzen 9 3900x. When I start my PC it starts just fine but the screen is dark until I get the windows screen. If I press f2 to enter bios I can but I get no picture. If I change the hdmi or display port locations it dosent make a difrens still no screen. I have tried starting the ufi from windows still no picture. The bios is updated and windows. Soo I need help 

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Might be trying to display in a resolution that is out of range for that monitor model so if you can try a different monitor.

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Hi thank you for fast reply 

I wod love to try that to but I only have 1

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Yep, also have a machine/monitor combo that won't display BIOS. Not much else you can do but use another monitor.

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2 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Yep, also have a machine/monitor combo that won't display BIOS. Not much else you can do but use another monitor.

I have bin able to go in to bios on this monitor and this PC but I cant do it anymore. So the monitor should not be the problem 

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