F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Device starts up but shows no screen.

Device starts up but shows no screen.

Device starts up but shows no screen.

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Rock_YT
Junior Member
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10-02-2021, 01:48 PM
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Hello! First time PC builder here, really enjoying the process, but not enjoying the issue I'm having. Here's my part list: CPU : i7-12700k RAM : Corsair 32GB D5 5200 AIO COOLER : Corsair H150i Elite LCD SSD : Samsung 1TB 980 PRO NVME PSU : Corsair HX1200 MOTHERBOARD : Asus Prime Z690-P WIFI D5 GPU : None right now I currently have everything setup on top of my motherboard box, as I saw it was good to do that before putting in the case to make sure things work. When I short the power on switch, the fan lights turn on for a second, then turn off completely, although they are still fully spinning. The LCD screen on the cooler also stays on. I get no display to my monitor, which is plugged in via HDMI to my motherboard since the CPU has integrated graphics. Does this mean something is broken? I'm really not sure how to make it post, but hopefully one of you smarter than I can offer some advice. My motherboard says that it has QLED system error codes, but I'm not sure how to see those. It doesn't have any LEDs on the board itself. Maybe ordering a speaker for the motherboard would be smart? Things I've tried: Unplugging everything and plugging back in. Reseating CPU and RAM. Taking out CMOS battery, shorting the reset switch, then putting back in. Using only 1 RAM stick.
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Rock_YT
10-02-2021, 01:48 PM #1

Hello! First time PC builder here, really enjoying the process, but not enjoying the issue I'm having. Here's my part list: CPU : i7-12700k RAM : Corsair 32GB D5 5200 AIO COOLER : Corsair H150i Elite LCD SSD : Samsung 1TB 980 PRO NVME PSU : Corsair HX1200 MOTHERBOARD : Asus Prime Z690-P WIFI D5 GPU : None right now I currently have everything setup on top of my motherboard box, as I saw it was good to do that before putting in the case to make sure things work. When I short the power on switch, the fan lights turn on for a second, then turn off completely, although they are still fully spinning. The LCD screen on the cooler also stays on. I get no display to my monitor, which is plugged in via HDMI to my motherboard since the CPU has integrated graphics. Does this mean something is broken? I'm really not sure how to make it post, but hopefully one of you smarter than I can offer some advice. My motherboard says that it has QLED system error codes, but I'm not sure how to see those. It doesn't have any LEDs on the board itself. Maybe ordering a speaker for the motherboard would be smart? Things I've tried: Unplugging everything and plugging back in. Reseating CPU and RAM. Taking out CMOS battery, shorting the reset switch, then putting back in. Using only 1 RAM stick.

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hmugays
Junior Member
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10-02-2021, 04:40 PM
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hmugays
10-02-2021, 04:40 PM #2

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orienthealer82
Junior Member
9
10-07-2021, 03:57 PM
#3
You have a single RAM stick installed in slot A2, originally purchased from the manual. You managed to enter BIOS only after connecting a display port cable, but the HDMI connection failed and no boot screen appeared. It’s possible the HDMI port isn’t compatible with your system or there’s an issue with the power delivery for that interface.
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orienthealer82
10-07-2021, 03:57 PM #3

You have a single RAM stick installed in slot A2, originally purchased from the manual. You managed to enter BIOS only after connecting a display port cable, but the HDMI connection failed and no boot screen appeared. It’s possible the HDMI port isn’t compatible with your system or there’s an issue with the power delivery for that interface.

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Shadow8202
Junior Member
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10-11-2021, 07:06 AM
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poor cable and HDMI port are likely the cause. this isn't about stability—it's more about performance. always use two RAM sticks.
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Shadow8202
10-11-2021, 07:06 AM #4

poor cable and HDMI port are likely the cause. this isn't about stability—it's more about performance. always use two RAM sticks.