2020/10/01 21:00:04
chrisk11
I have a Gigabyte Z390 AORUS with a 9900k.
 
After I installed the 3080 FTW3 Ultra and booted up, the motherboard/BIOS beeped 4-5 times instead of a A0 State (one beep).
What causes this is simple.  Look for "CSM Support" in the BIOS.  If you disable "CSM Support" in the BIOS, your motherboard/BIOS should beep just once.
 
This worked for me.  Mileage may vary.
2020/10/01 21:17:06
veganfanatic
Try the Gigabyte forum this is for EVGA users
 
2020/10/01 21:22:34
scott@bjorn3d
veganfanatic
Try the Gigabyte forum this is for EVGA users
 


His card is EVGA.  I will follow this thread as my 3080 FTW3 Ultra is on its way to me.
2020/10/01 21:23:58
arestavo
I get 4 extra beeps from the 3090 FTW3 Ultra, but I cannot change CSM settings with my add in RAID card. (Windows won't boot if I do)
2020/10/01 21:58:04
chrisk11
veganfanatic
Try the Gigabyte forum this is for EVGA users
 




Sorry-->  After I installed the EVGA 3080 FTW3 Ultra and booted up...
 
I'm just trying to help others.
2020/10/01 22:04:22
Lunacyx
I think I already disabled this beforehand but thanks for the tip anyways!
2020/10/01 22:21:07
nino313
I'm having the same issue as you with a 3090 FTW3. Same MB and CPU. Get 4 quick beeps than the normal beep. Machine runs fine after booting, but the 4 beeps is driving me crazy.
2020/10/02 04:20:29
transdogmifier
turning off CSM solved the 4 beep issue for me too....
 
2020/10/02 05:58:29
chrisk11
I'm glad this post helped. 
2020/10/02 06:29:55
nino313
Turning off CSM did fix the beeping issue, but then windows won't load up. I'll keep playing around with it
 
Edit: had to convert my boot drive to GPT. I can disable CSM now and everything working fine. Thanks for the fix
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