top | item 19954961 (no title) 0xADD1E | 6 years ago Light gaming, general use, HTPC, just about anything really. APU is AMD's term for a CPU with a small graphics chipset on it (most of theirs don't) discuss order hn newest coleifer|6 years ago Yea I have a ryzen5 and was shocked that it wouldn't boot without a graphics card. No biggie, so I guess this makes sense. No need to buy another card, presumably something akin to the Intel embedded graphics.. justinclift|6 years ago > Yea I have a ryzen5 and was shocked that it wouldn't boot without a graphics card.Quite a lot of motherboards will do the (I think) "three beeps" which means it's detected a missing graphics card.But if you leave it to go for a small while (20 seconds?), they'll continue on after the pause then boot/run without problem.Useful for home servers.
coleifer|6 years ago Yea I have a ryzen5 and was shocked that it wouldn't boot without a graphics card. No biggie, so I guess this makes sense. No need to buy another card, presumably something akin to the Intel embedded graphics.. justinclift|6 years ago > Yea I have a ryzen5 and was shocked that it wouldn't boot without a graphics card.Quite a lot of motherboards will do the (I think) "three beeps" which means it's detected a missing graphics card.But if you leave it to go for a small while (20 seconds?), they'll continue on after the pause then boot/run without problem.Useful for home servers.
justinclift|6 years ago > Yea I have a ryzen5 and was shocked that it wouldn't boot without a graphics card.Quite a lot of motherboards will do the (I think) "three beeps" which means it's detected a missing graphics card.But if you leave it to go for a small while (20 seconds?), they'll continue on after the pause then boot/run without problem.Useful for home servers.
coleifer|6 years ago
justinclift|6 years ago
Quite a lot of motherboards will do the (I think) "three beeps" which means it's detected a missing graphics card.
But if you leave it to go for a small while (20 seconds?), they'll continue on after the pause then boot/run without problem.
Useful for home servers.