For me, it only boots when I use the onboard display port.
When Windows is running, I can switch the display to the graphics card and everything works.
If I change the primary display to PCIe in the bios, it starts, but the light for VGA Chek then lights up permanently.

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For me, it only boots when I use the onboard display port.
When Windows is running, I can switch the display to the graphics card and everything works.
If I change the primary display to PCIe in the bios, it starts, but the light for VGA Chek then lights up permanently.

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OK, I finally found it.
My old GTX980 needed a Displayport update to work properly with the mainboard.
https://www.nvidia.com/object/nv-uefi-update-x64.html

But I hope an Asus 2080 Ti is available soon ;)

Your data. Your choice.

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For me, it only boots when I use the onboard display port. When Windows is running, I can switch the display to the graphics card and everything works. If I change the primary display to PCIe in the bios, it starts, but the light for VGA Chek then lights up permanently.