Z87 mpower max getting AE code

Hello, after getting my bricked bios back yesterday i changed the TIM on my cpu and plug the hdmi cable to the back of the mainboard when i press power i get a screen but forgot to plug the sata power cable the pc opened and i restart it after i couldnt get any signal,i checked the debug led code it said AE code and changed to A0 after some time.I try to clr cmos but there is no signal after i plug my gtx 680 everything worked but when i plug the hdmi cable to the back of the mobo still getting AE code.You think something happened to my integrated gpu ?If yes how i can know ?

Quote from: Naresh Kumar on 17-September-13, 17:03:38
Hi,
Am also facing same issue, my monitor has only VGA port and mpower max mobo has only HDMI (o/p port)so bought one VGA to HDMI converter cable(supports 1080pi). When i connected it to the motherboard HDMI port it didn't display anything on monitor , but when i connect my old nvidia dedicated GPU(nvidia geforce 7200 gs ) the monitor is working fine. I noticed same thing as ozzy, the LED debug light shows AE for few seconds and then turns to AO and system remains running but no signal on monitor.
I also enabled iGPU in BIOS and changed cable to mobo from dedicated GPU(tried even after removing dedicated GPU), then too ist not working. Am i missing anything here ?? Please help.
System Specification.
Intel 3.5 GHz LGA1150 4770K i7 4th Generation Processor
MSI Z87 MPower Max Motherboard (with iGPU)
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) PC RAM
SATA HDD 250 GB
Thanks,
Naresh
where did you enabled igpu in bios?
btw i can hear windows opening sound but no screen

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