Purchased new GPU directly from EVGA. Received and installed the very expensive "EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA HYDRO COPPER GAMING, 11G-P4-2489-KR, 11GB GDDR6, RGB LED, iCX2 Technology, Metal Backplate". The card worked long enough to install the current EVGA driver. Then no signal to monitor. Q Code 02, card is bad. Put my old 1080 FE in SLi back in the computer and they worked just fine. Also installed an old AMD R9 Fury X and it also worked fine. Everything on the mobo works except for the 2080 Ti FW. Power supply is an EVGA 1300 G2. Sent message to EVGA and have heard nothing. 
 
 
 
 
edit Cool GTX added resolved to title

The Custom Water Loop worked on my 1080 FE in SLi with no problems. I have an external radiator case with six fans on three radiators. Keeps my 1080 SLi very cool even when gaming. The 2080 lasted long enough for me to see an ideal temperature of 20 degrees C. Yes I had both plugs on the 2080 filled with the correctly. Thanks for the ideas.

What Monitor and What Type Video Cable are you using?
Did you update the Motherboard Bios Before you install the RTX Card?
Current Bios is
Version 2501 2019/07/18 14.66 MBytes Link Download Link
ROG CROSSHAIR VII HERO BIOS 2501
Fix an issue where the mouse will sometimes freeze in the UEFI.
Update multi-language string.
Fix an issue with the Safe Boot button.
"Before running the USB BIOS Flashback tool, please rename the BIOS file (C7H.CAP) using BIOSRenamer."
 
Also update the AMD Chipset Divers.
ChipsetVersion 1.7.29.0115 2019/08/02 49.87 MBytes Download LinkAMD Chipset driver - Fixed Destiny 2 application launch issues. - Updated AMD Ryzen Balanced power plan - Update AMD chipset driver 19.10.xx first before update this driver

Thank you "bcavanaugh" and "Cool GTX" for your many suggestions. So after all of that, here is what I have... My PC runs perfectly with any GPU except the new EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 copper. Everything in my PC works as smooth as you could ask for, except for the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3, which by the way will not work in any other PC that my friends were good enough to allow me to try. The EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 is just the same as it was when the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 stopped working with less then 5 minutes after turning on the PC. It appears that I now have a very expensive and large paperweight until EVGA decides to respond to my request for help.

Again bcanaugh thanks for your input...
1.  The GPU only worked one time. It stopped working just after the EVGA driver (downloaded from EVGA) was install. That would be within 5 minutes from the time I saw the Desktop. I have also installed the newest driver listed in an earlier post since my first post. I never use FastBoot.
2.  No display signal gets to the monitor.
3.  On the friends computers no display signal to monitors. When those mobos had a Q Code it read 02.
4.  I cannot see the BIOS as there is no signal (picture) being sent or received by a monitor.
5.  The ONLY GPU card which does not work on my mobo is the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FW3. Currently I have tested (since having the 2080 black screen in my PC) 1080 FE in SLI, GTX 295, AMD F9 Fury series and a few other even older GPUs. They all worked. I have reinstalled the 2080 after testing each different GPU and all I get is the Q Code 02 and no signal to any of the four monitors that I have tried.
6.  Yes it was a pain to remove the mobo and all cards and memory sticks, etc. I even added one item back at a time, then removed it when the 2080 did not work.
7.  The 2080 was installed in slot 1 (the recommended slot for the ASUS mobo. I have no other PCIe cards installed in the PC. The only time I had more then one PCIe lane in use was on the 1080 FE SLi setup.
8.  I reinstalled all of the software listed in earlier posts and have installed Windows 10 OS on a new SSD. No luck.
 

What power supply do you use?
 

Jabalwan
What power supply do you use?

Any other EVGA PSU Works Fine 850 Gold and Up

Well, I reinstalled the RTX 2080 Ti FTW3, disconnected all USB devices, and connected my monitor (tried two different monitors) using only a HDMI cable. Q Code 02, no signal to the monitor. Tried again with second monitor. No luck. Turned off PC turned off, pulled plug, pulled battery, cleared CMOS, reinstalled battery, plugged PC back in and turned on PC then and repeated steps one and two. Only Q Code 02 on every try. Any thing else I can do?

I only have one power supply EVGA 1300 G2. There is no power supply available with at least 800 watts and a Gold rating within 200 miles of my home. Ordering one from the internet will take until August 14th...

To "bcavanaugh" and "Cool GTX", at this time I am using a F9 Fury series card with two separate 8 pin power plugs and the Load Power Consumption tops out at 467 watts overclocked. When I put my EVGA 1080 FE in SLi with two separate 8 pin power plus the Load Power Consumption tops out at 458 watts overclocked.
If I understand correctly the EVGA RTX 2080 FTW3 tops out at 300 watts with no overclock. My 2080 has never been overclocked as it worked for only a few minutes.
If my power supply using two separate 8 pin power lines works at the wats above, why will the 2080 not work?

To "bcavanaugh" and "Cool GTX",
Good afternoon, After visiting nine small PC repair shops around town I found a EVGA 1000 watt G+ series power supply. The price as outrageously HIGH.
I then installed this new power supply and new cables. pulled the battery and hit the CMOS reset.
Powered up the PC hoping this would be the solution. The Q Code read 02 with no signal to the monitor!
Now what?

dwexpress
Sounds to me like that card needs to go to the EVGA emergency room for surgery. Isn't that a double bios card and if so did you switch to the other bios to try it?

 
Yes 2 BIOS on 2080 Ti FTW3
 
Post 11 - it looks like you tested the GPU in a friends PC & it also failed to work in that PC
 
If it still Fails on second BIOS ---> RMA time

aka_STEVE_b
as JOSE said earlier . ,, your motherboard manual clearly states that debug Q code  "02 " is -->  AP initialization before microcode loading 
 
 .which basically refers to the cpu .   google up on it.  read here too -  https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/cbuog3/02_q_code_ap_initialization_before_microcode/
 
 
SO either you fried your cpu when swapping things out or the card has some exceptionally weird issue with the cpu & is in need of a BIOS update maybe to fix it ?
 
I would also contact ASUS

That doesn't make sense though because he can put in two other cards and it works fine with them so he didn't fry his CPU, but something is strange for sure. When you power on are any of the Red LED lights coming on by the power connectors, either staying on or just a temporary flash, or is the RGB light on the block coming on?

The lights on the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 lights come on when I boot the PC. The lights stay on as long as I have the PC turned on. The Q Code goes through the normal sequence of codes and finally stops on Q Code 02 every time the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 is plugged in any of the PCIe slots. 
 

Jabalwan
The lights on the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 lights come on when I boot the PC. The lights stay on as long as I have the PC turned on. The Q Code goes through the normal sequence of codes and finally stops on Q Code 02 every time the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 is plugged in any of the PCIe slots. 
 

If the 3 RED led lights are staying on isn't that saying the card is stuck in firmware/flash mode? Wasn't that one of the big issues when these cards first came out? If another pc was available to try the card in that would be the best test, if the same thing happens in a different pc you know its the card, if it works in a different pc you know its your system having an issue.