this collectors item board is in the 1000s on th free market cheapest one i found had a voltage or socket issue where the memory one or 2 of them where unresponsive
Ever since I got this MB my monitor takes longer to turn on. Like when I restart my PC I can’t even see the boot up screen where it says to press F2 to enter bios. Have any of you had this same issue with the z690 MBs??
Not sure about the monitor wake up response time on boot, but Id say for the post screen, keep pressing Delete key the moment you turn on your computer so you can enter the BIOS. Then on the BIOS change the POST Screen delay, so you can actually see the post screen.
@@cecollector Hi thanks for your response. So to rephrase my issue basically ever since upgrading to this motherboard my monitor (ASUS VG259QM) does not turn on during the POST screen. It only turns on after when the windows log in shows. So have you ever dealt with this kind of issue?
Can’t say that I have the same issue with the motherboard. Though, I did encounter this kind of issue with another motherboard that I had, which is a B550 Tomahawk, and I found out that it has trouble dealing with a 4400 memory speed. So my safest advice would be to clear your CMOS to be able to at least clear some weird configurations on the BIOS. Hope this helps.
@@brazybenjamin2937 This is late, but did you figure it out? Do you ever shut your power supply off when you're not using your computer? I had a similar issue on my ROG Maximus XIII Hero MB and after extensive research and troubleshooting, determined that it was due to that and especially the CMOS battery.
this collectors item board is in the 1000s on th free market cheapest one i found had a voltage or socket issue where the memory one or 2 of them where unresponsive
Ever since I got this MB my monitor takes longer to turn on. Like when I restart my PC I can’t even see the boot up screen where it says to press F2 to enter bios. Have any of you had this same issue with the z690 MBs??
Not sure about the monitor wake up response time on boot, but Id say for the post screen, keep pressing Delete key the moment you turn on your computer so you can enter the BIOS. Then on the BIOS change the POST Screen delay, so you can actually see the post screen.
@@cecollector Hi thanks for your response. So to rephrase my issue basically ever since upgrading to this motherboard my monitor (ASUS VG259QM) does not turn on during the POST screen. It only turns on after when the windows log in shows. So have you ever dealt with this kind of issue?
Can’t say that I have the same issue with the motherboard. Though, I did encounter this kind of issue with another motherboard that I had, which is a B550 Tomahawk, and I found out that it has trouble dealing with a 4400 memory speed. So my safest advice would be to clear your CMOS to be able to at least clear some weird configurations on the BIOS. Hope this helps.
@@brazybenjamin2937 This is late, but did you figure it out? Do you ever shut your power supply off when you're not using your computer? I had a similar issue on my ROG Maximus XIII Hero MB and after extensive research and troubleshooting, determined that it was due to that and especially the CMOS battery.
support ddr4 dimms?
Both of these are DDR5s.
Worst unboxing doesnt even show straight up box contents and just irrelevant opinions
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