RX 6700XT boot problem

[Player01]

Hi everyone, sorry if the post is long. I'll explain the problem to you. First is that the motherboard LED remains fixed to indicate the GPU, and black screen, I turn it off/on from the power button and it starts normally. Before resetting the CMOS, disconnecting the battery, the situation was worse, if I deactivated the CSM it did the same thing and I have to do the same procedure. turning it off/on several times and the boot screen displayed "The GPU is not compatible with the UEFI drivers". On adrenalin then indicated, the settings were more or less reset.P.S. Now the error no longer appears, however I still have to do the procedure. I hope for help, thanks..
https://imgur.com/a/t0QR6Dx

 

[KedsDead]

Motherboard? System Specs?

Update the motherboard bios?

 

[Player01]

Asus rog strix B-550F, bios update ultimate bios.

 

[Player01]

Yes

 

[KedsDead]

I feel like its the motherboard. One of the memory channels failing.. Try 1 stick.. if it doesnt boot correctly, try a different slot with 1 stick see if it boots properly on any of the slots. If it doesnt, do the same with the second stick. Odds are that it could just be a memory stick or one of the memory channels, the memory slots failing at once is rare, but can happen.

Could also be a that the memory you are using is not supported by your motherboard, so I would also check there.

 

[3x0]

Is the card bought used or brand new? If you manage to boot into Windows, can you post a screenshot of the main GPU-z window?

 

[Ruru]

Can you try the card in an another PC?

Could also be a that the memory you are using is not supported by your motherboard, so I would also check there.

QVL is practically just a list the manufacturer has tested on a motherboard which practically is only a microscopical partition of all RAM available. Personally I have never given any value of those QVL lists.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Is the card bought used or brand new? If you manage to boot into Windows, can you post a screenshot of the main GPU-z window?

Sounds used with an altered bios installed. I'd flash the card back to the original bios, or reflash just in case.

 

[KedsDead]

QVL is practically just a list the manufacturer has tested on a motherboard which practically is only a microscopical partition of all RAM available. Personally I have never given any value of those QVL lists.

I dont put that much stock in it either, but if he is using speeds that are to high.. Other than his 550 MB, we dont know what his specs are. If he is trying to use 4000+ memory it could cause issues.

 

[Player01]

I dont put that much stock in it either, but if he is using speeds that are to high.. Other than his 550 MB, we dont know what his specs are. If he is trying to use 4000+ memory it could cause issues.

no, I understood this thing as you say about the 4000+

I feel like its the motherboard. One of the memory channels failing.. Try 1 stick.. if it doesnt boot correctly, try a different slot with 1 stick see if it boots properly on any of the slots. If it doesnt, do the same with the second stick. Odds are that it could just be a memory stick or one of the memory channels, the memory slots failing at once is rare, but can happen.

Could also be a that the memory you are using is not supported by your motherboard, so I would also check there.

sorry, can the ram cause this boot problem, the video card?

Is the card bought used or brand new? If you manage to boot into Windows, can you post a screenshot of the main GPU-z window?

user as soon as possible place gpu-z

Sounds used with an altered bios installed. I'd flash the card back to the original bios, or reflash just in case.