I noticed in your other thread that the motherboard is >Asus. Those beeps indicates that something is wrong >with the GPU. Is the new motherboard also Asus? If not, >the beeps might mean something else.

Yes the new one is Asus.

Because you have tried 2 GPUs, it’s unlikely they both >are dead. Check that you have properly seated the GPU >and that there isn’t extra in the GPU slot.

I have checked every inch of both cards. They are seated properly. The computer worked fine before, it wasn’t unseated before either.

Check the GPU’s power cable that it is properly seated >at both ends. Try the cable in the PSU’s other VGA slot. >If you have an other cable, try that too. Do not mix PSU >cables of different PSUs, that could result in bad >ending.

I only have 1 PSU and the cables to it are not exchangeable. It only has 2 options to plug into the GPU and the one that fits it is in it.

Are you sure it’s RAM and not VRAM? The GPU you have >has 12GB VRAM. It’s kind of odd that the motherboard >recognizes 2x8GB as 12GB.

I saw it on a few sites while researching what was wrong. It didn’t say VRAM and when it was working, even though I had both sticks in, it still only showed 8GB. I even replaced the RAM because I thought 1 stick was dead even though I tried them separately and they both worked. Still only 8 showing. The new board is 12 and I can’t test it because I can’t see anything.

Win11 only takes 4, even if only 8 “works” I have enough RAM. There is no reason I suddenly don’t have enough RAM but it’s the only thing I haven’t done.