Device spins rapidly but lacks visual output.
Device spins rapidly but lacks visual output.
The issue seems to be with your PC's cooling system. The fan is spinning too fast without any visual feedback, and reseating RAM, GPU, and CMOS battery hasn't resolved the problem. CPU temperatures are normal but the fan noise suggests overheating. Possible causes include dust buildup, failing fans, or thermal throttling. To fix it, clean the vents thoroughly, check for loose connections, and ensure proper airflow. If the problem persists, consider replacing the cooling components.
You can observe the temperatures without seeing a visual image by using data displays or numerical readings.
Your chip includes built-in graphics. Swapping out your GPU for a monitor connected to the motherboard slot—do you notice any output?
My friend, this setup is pretty basic for an 11-year-old system. You could check your power supply using a tester or swap it out with something else, try a different CPU, RAM, GPU, or iGPU. But all of these options are just taking time and money away from you. It would be better to upgrade to something newer.