Review on 💻 ASUS PRIME H510M-K Motherboard: Optimal Performance and Functionality for Enhanced Computing Experience by Mateusz Marek ᠌

I compiled a configuration for 4K without a graphics card: -intel 11400 -this board I made my own 11 Windu and spent a week puzzling about why, after installing the bios drivers, the system would load and then go black. After 5 minutes, the desktop will still boot in half of cases, and the monitor will indicate that it has received the signal. I first broke Windows by corrupting the video driver. I downloaded and installed numerous copies of Windows 10, Windows 11, and the most recent ates, but I still frequently had black displays. The answer was stumbled upon by accident. According to the evaluations, the network card driver is pre-loaded on the board and must be installed separately after Windows has been set up. This, presumably, is done to ensure that you have trouble-free Internet connectivity. But, something went wrong, and now every time the BIOS loads, the board attempts to reinstall this driver all over again. The answer is to erase all network adapters from the device management once Windows has loaded, and then to disable the asus armory crate in the boot in the BIOS (there are 10 of them: wan, pppoe .). Reboot. The network card drivers will now be properly installed after a reboot, and all subsequent efforts to install them will be unsuccessful. I really hope the developers at Asus see this, since I'm done with their goods.