I read that you have to go into your bios and disable CSM.

Can someone plz tell me all the steps to do? Thank you very much

I have the manual, but can t find it mm

I was able to disable CSM and the beeps disappeared so good, but when I restart system now, I go back to the bios menu every time in a loop. How can continue to windows?

It's the Legacy drivers on your hard drive hard drives formatted MBR needs to be formatted GPT you can Google it there's software you can download to do it pretty easy

Call the EVGA support number they'll be happy to walk you through it

Make a clean new installation in UEFI mode and turn off CSM. Then there are no more problems.

raigod
I was able to disable CSM and the beeps disappeared so good, but when I restart system now, I go back to the bios menu every time in a loop. How can continue to windows?

If you had CSM enabled when you installed Windows, it may not have installed the proper UEFI drivers and/or did not format the hard drive correctly for UEFI, most likely culprit.  I would disable CSM and reinstall Windows, easiest solution.  

arestavo

raigod
Ok but if I use csm mode with the 4 beep at the start would be any system issue? In that case would be no problem for me

No issue with letting it continue to beep. I'm not sure why Nvidia made the 30 series cards beep on boot with CSM enabled. My 3090 FTW3 does it as well, and I'm not having any issue with it.

I don't think the beeping is any issue, BUT you can sometimes squeeze more performance out with Windows in UEFI mode, especially boot times and sometimes better gaming performance.  
First I would check and see if your HDD is formatted GPT, if it IS then set Windows to boot into SAFE mode on the next boot using MSCONFIG.  Reboot into BIOS, disable CSM, THEN let it boot into SAFE mode that SHOULD
automatically install the needed UEFI components for Windows ( in the background, you won't see anything happening).  Then reboot into BIOS again, and disable CSM, and you should be good to go.

I was able to trasform my ssd into GPT and then go into bios and disable Csm. Then trying to reinstall windows 10 home from USB key but it stops at last preliminar phase, I am blocked here

No error, just no progress at preliminary phase (I think the last of windows installation). Windows 10 is downloaded into USB key from the site should be latest version but Don t know bios version

raigod
No error, just no progress at preliminary phase (I think the last of windows installation). Windows 10 is downloaded into USB key from the site should be latest version but Don t know bios version

 
Follow my instructions above and let me know if that works.  :P

njbongo
So I have been watching this thread to try to help more if I can, did you get it to install ?

. I did all you wrote, but windows installation stops at preliminar phase that never ends for hours, tried many times. So I can t complete the new windows installation. Maybe I try to do a new installation key

I wish Nvidia would figure out why this is happening in the first place.
 
I've never heard of installing a video card causing issues like this.  Is it because with CSM on the bios is seeing the GPU as a bootable device then realizes its not so beeps 4 times then boots normally off of your HDD.
 
There are people online that just ignore it and say their PCs work fine other than the 4 beeps.  I also wonder how many people don't even hear the beeps because they don't hook up a case speaker to their MB.  I haven't used a case speaker in like 5 builds.  I mean with QLEDS and Post LEDs built into MBs whats the point.
 
 
When this first started happening some of the threads I read online people were telling people to switch PSUs and memory.  I mean what a headache for the end user.  I guess Nvidia didn't have one case of this in their testing.  Its happening with a bunch of different brand cards so this is definitely on Nvidia.
 
Well I hope you get your PC working again what a bummer to buy a shiny new toy and have to deal with this nonsense.

JayManB
I wish Nvidia would figure out why this is happening in the first place.
 
I've never heard of installing a video card causing issues like this.  Is it because with CSM on the bios is seeing the GPU as a bootable device then realizes its not so beeps 4 times then boots normally off of your HDD.
 
There are people online that just ignore it and say their PCs work fine other than the 4 beeps.  I also wonder how many people don't even hear the beeps because they don't hook up a case speaker to their MB.  I haven't used a case speaker in like 5 builds.  I mean with QLEDS and Post LEDs built into MBs whats the point.
 
 
When this first started happening some of the threads I read online people were telling people to switch PSUs and memory.  I mean what a headache for the end user.  I guess Nvidia didn't have one case of this in their testing.  Its happening with a bunch of different brand cards so this is definitely on Nvidia.
 
Well I hope you get your PC working again what a bummer to buy a shiny new toy and have to deal with this nonsense.

It was working. The beeps do not cause a performance issue. They are intentional a warning. The issue is in not disabling CSM. By now this should be disabled on every new motherboard by default and only enabled by the user who needs it for backwards compatibility. I've not used it in probably a decade.