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[SOLVED] How do I fixed my borked BIOS screen? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by pirat@lemmy.ml to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I'm not sure when or how, but one day when I plugged my monitor back into the graphics port my BIOS screen looked like this.

Everything is fine when I boot into the OS.

I read that updating the BIOS could fix this, but to no avail.

Not sure what info would be relevant here but here are some basics:

ROG Strix 760-I Gaming Wifi running Version 1825 BIOS
Nvidia 4080
Kubuntu
Odessey G9 Ultrawide

EDIT - SOLUTION

Turns out the monitor was using display Port Version 1.4; when I switched this to v1.2 everything went back to normal

**EDIT - Thanks! **

I wanted to say thanks to everyone who put eyes on this and offered testing ideas, I'm glad I was able to stumbled to a solution that was prompoted by some of the ideas in here (even though the solution may not seem connected initially to anything stated).

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[–] pirat@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 weeks ago

Of course, was grateful for everyone sending ideas, I eventually was tooling around in my. monitor settings to see I'd I could reset something.

I just started going with my general philosophy of 'what does this do?' and flip back if something undesirable / unnoticeable happened.

was honestly shocked when I stumbled upon it as I don't recall switching the input version for the monitor.