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BIOS doesn't display on monitor

treeroy

I have an Asus MG278Q monitor connected via Displayport and my BIOS / boot screen does not appear as anything Other than a black screen. Once Windows loads, that shows up fine and the monitor works perfectly everywhere else. 

 

The boot screens and BIOS display correctly when using another monitor

 

Anyone know how to fix this?

Evga GTX 1080 SC ACX | Ryzen 5600X | MSI Tomahawk B550 | 16GB Vengeance 3600MHz | EVGA 650P2 | HAF X | WD SN850X | Asus MG287Q 1440p 144Hz

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19 minutes ago, luegnicl said:

dgpu or igpu?

This is connected to my dedicated graphics card.

Evga GTX 1080 SC ACX | Ryzen 5600X | MSI Tomahawk B550 | 16GB Vengeance 3600MHz | EVGA 650P2 | HAF X | WD SN850X | Asus MG287Q 1440p 144Hz

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Use something other than a displayport cable.

 

You're not the first person to have this problem. 

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20 minutes ago, corrado33 said:

Use something other than a displayport cable.

 

You're not the first person to have this problem. 

My monitor is 1440p 144hz so I think I need a Displayport cable

Evga GTX 1080 SC ACX | Ryzen 5600X | MSI Tomahawk B550 | 16GB Vengeance 3600MHz | EVGA 650P2 | HAF X | WD SN850X | Asus MG287Q 1440p 144Hz

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1 minute ago, treeroy said:

My monitor is 1440p 144hz so I think I need a Displayport cable

Not for the bios.

 

Use something different.

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2 minutes ago, treeroy said:

My monitor is 1440p 144hz so I think I need a Displayport cable

according to the manual, you do not. but you have to use the port labeled HDMI1 to be able to use 144hz

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