New pc build cannot see display on igpu

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Hi guys,
Need some advice regarding my newly build pc.I want to test and run the pc without my rtx5070ti to made sure everything works but the pc not able to see display using the 9800x3d igpu.The asua qled show white and yellow led.
Is it a must to run with the dedicate gpu to setup?

Asus Rog Strix b850f gaming wifi7 neo
Asus prime rtx5070ti 16g
Amd 9800x3d
Tforce delta 2×16g 6000mhz cl30
Kioxia plus g3 2tb ssd
Lovingcool sc70 aio cooler
Seasonic gold 850watt psu
 

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The asua qled show white and yellow led.
Is it a must to run with the dedicate gpu to setup?

Asus Rog Strix b850f gaming wifi7 neo
according to the manual, yellow led is dram debug light. how long have u let the system boot for? first boot with ddr5 usually takes a while for training.
 

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Just to be clear, is the 5070ti physically installed on the motherboard?

If so (and assuming your ram is ok), then the integrated graphics is likely automatically disabled. In which case, there are two ways to go about using the integrated graphics.

One would be to remove the 5070ti from the motherboard.

The other way would be to connect to your 5070ti so that you can go into bios to manually enable the integrated graphics. Exit bios and choose to save the change. After that, you can disconnect the cable from your 5070ti and connect to the hdmi/dp port of the mobo to utilise the integrated graphics. It's best to shut down before you switch between the two.


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according to the manual, yellow led is dram debug light. how long have u let the system boot for? first boot with ddr5 usually takes a while for training.
I think less than 1 min.Both white and yellow light stable with system fans not turning.Aio pump is working.
 

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Just to be clear, is the 5070ti physically installed on the motherboard?

If so (and assuming your ram is ok), then the integrated graphics is likely automatically disabled. In which case, there are two ways to go about using the integrated graphics.

One would be to remove the 5070ti from the motherboard.

The other way would be to connect to your 5070ti so that you can go into bios to manually enable the integrated graphics. Exit bios and choose to save the change. After that, you can disconnect the cable from your 5070ti and connect to the hdmi/dp port of the mobo to utilise the integrated graphics. It's best to shut down before you switch between the two.


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No i did not install the 5070ti.Maybe later i try insert the 5070ti and try again.
 

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Reason why i dnt want to install the 5070ti because i want to made sure everything work and bootup.The 5070ti cost more than my mb,cpu and ram if bbq😅
 

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Problem solve after test with the gpu install.I check the bio setting the primary set to gpu and igpu set to auto but dnt know why cant display without the gpu install.The igpu only got 2 selection auto or force.
 

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Problem solve after test with the gpu install.I check the bio setting the primary set to gpu and igpu set to auto but dnt know why cant display without the gpu install.The igpu only got 2 selection auto or force.
when the 5070ti is not plug in. did you use HDMI or DP cable on the iGPU? if you using DP. that might be the issue.
 
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