Device appears to be functioning but not showing on screen despite active cooling fans.
Device appears to be functioning but not showing on screen despite active cooling fans.
Attempting to set up a fresh system. Everything appears fine so far. Motherboard RGB functions correctly. All fans—case, CPU, GPU—are running. Case LEDs are operational. No GPU signal detected (previously HDMI was used; perhaps try DisplayPort on the card). All PC parts are brand new except the motherboard. I’m not sure this would affect performance, but I previously used an AMD GPU on this board and switched to a NVIDIA card. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Computers form a sequence of interconnected parts that must function properly. The sequence can extend over many links, and any failure in one component can disrupt the whole system. Typically, troubleshooting begins at one end, checking each connection for issues. A straightforward example involves the monitor: the signal travels through the monitor cable port, then to the monitor port on the card. This card requires the appropriate driver installed in the operating system and must be properly connected. The OS must start up correctly, displaying boot errors or beeps. Edited May 12, 2023 by Bombastinator
Consider adding integrated graphics to your CPU. Connect your monitor via HDMI to the HDMI port on your board, then adjust the BIOS settings to change the video output to PCIe.
Restart your CMOS settings. You might need to consult the motherboard manual. Some users notice PC cases with speakers allow audible feedback during reset.
3600 is an APU? I haven’t owned one yet, so I can’t confirm if it’s wrong. I’ve heard about it too, but I wasn’t sure what to believe. It seems the review I found matches my impression, not yours. No specific mention there. Edited May 13, 2023 by Bombastinator
It's completely wrong. The only Ryzen CPUs with built-in graphics prior to the 7000 series were those ending in 'G', such as 5600G and 3200G. You're entirely right—it wasn't accurate.