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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with AMD processors => Topic started by: Anchoret on June 05, 2015, 03:58:36 am
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Question is as simple as that. I have a new build with RAM arriving tomorrow and the only video card available is non-UEFI.
If it won't boot with this video card, I obviously can't get to the settings to change anything.
Many thanks for good information!
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In order to configure Fast Boot in Windows 8 you need that. Unified Extensible Firmware Interface Graphics Output Protocol or UEFI GOP can remarkably increase the boot speeding of a Windows 8 computer.
If Secure Boot is enabled in Windows 8, the system may not boot.
These options are not enabled by default so having a Non-UEFI VidCard installed should not be a problem.
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No, I'm not going to be running W8, but W7, and at this point there is no OS on the unformatted SSD anyway.
Quick boot is not a priority.
I just want to have the thing boot to the installation disk and have video to work with from there instead of a blank screen.
Apparently, this frustrating outcome happens with some UEFI motherboards with non-UEFI video cards. I just wanted to make sure mine wasn't one of them.
Thanks!
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One thing you could do is give us some more info on the new build like what CPU, memory, and video card. It might not be the video card.