I have finally gotten it installed and updated (though it did blue screen the first time I tried to update the bios it looks like the second time completed). But now my video just randomly disconnects. Putting the computer into sleep mode and back out again restores the display but it is annoying. I am using Synergy to control multiple systems from here and I still have control over the other systems so I can tell the PC is still running, the video just stops sending a signal. I am running an Intel i7-8086K CPU under the heatsink (see picture below).
 
I have seen this issue with another motherboard from a build last year. I ended up swapping over to the x299 board which still showed the issue but after a BIOS update it appears to go away (or stop occurring 3-4 times a day regardless of use). I am now a bit nervous about using this board since it seems all references to it on EVGA's site have been removed. I can still find it under Service to get the drivers but even the forums here appear to have removed reference to them (making me hope I am posting this in the right place since I see other posts about this board here). On top of that I am building a second PC with a different CPU but this motherboard again for my mother and would rather she not have to deal with these issues since she is not very PC hardware savvy.
 
Is there a general issue with these boards? Should I be doing the StepUp to get rid of it as soon as possible? How can I resolve my system just disconnecting the video feed despite seeing the rest of the system is still running? At this point in time my system is mostly EVGA hardware (Corsair RAM, Intel CPU, Vive Wireless Card and Samsung/WD drives) so it doesnt seem likely its an issue between manufacturers... Below is a picture of the internals of the system as it currently is.

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Pull the Power Cable from the Monitors and count to 6 or 8 and Plug them back in.
This is not the same as Turning Off the Monitors and works for me every time.

Heh, That would actually be a bit more difficult for me believe it or not... But this does lead me to wonder if its not the boards but maybe the cables/monitors in this case.. I am connecting via DisplayPorts, what are you connecting with if I may ask?

Plugging the power back in to the monitor would be difficult from this side with how they are mounted. The power cables are also not near by for quick access... The front of my computer is just much closer.. I will likely remedy the situation but it seems the system needs to be told the hardware is there again... I have had oddness happen with DisplayPorts vs HDMI in the past and it was just kind of an Ahhh moment that maybe swapping to HDMI would not have this issue... So I was just wondering what other people were using who experience this issue. edit: Especially in the case of the system for my mother.
 

So the unplugging does work, what I find odd about this is that its only the Primary display that loses signal, the other two monitors receive signal but its all black.. I can tell when its 'reset' when it moves the primary desktop to one of th eother monitors.
 
Is there no solution for this random disconnect of hardware other than to 'reconnect' it??

I Have seen the same about having to pull the monitor power to FORCE the monitor to do a FULL reset/boot to fix display.
In this case to get display port to respond.   The on/off monitor switch did NOT fix or boot the same.
 
A display cable may be holding a line signal unless a full power off or the computer inside the monitor is doing something like a warm boot when using the on/off switch.
 
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Ok- the computer is off
Then why is the fan in your power supply still running.
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