Last attempt at a PC went awry.
Last attempt at a PC went awry.
I finished building my first pc build only for it to not display anything on my monitor. Everything lights up and fans are spinning but no signal. Ive triple checked all my wires and connections but still no signal. Ive tried using different monitors with no result. I tried reseating my RAM sticks but still didn't work. I took it to Best Buy's Geek Squad and they found that the power supply I had was faulty so I bought a new one. I plugged everything in, and still no signal. Triple checked my wires, reseated my RAM sticks (took them out 1 by 1, trying each slot) and still no signal. Ive tried unplugging my GPU and using integrated graphics and still no signal. Ive drained the CMOS battery hoping that was the problem only for it to not change anything. I have not seen the bios screen once. Maybe I'm just dumb and doing something incredibly wrong but either way i just want my pc to boot. Pls help. Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 MOBO: GIGABYTE B650M K GPU: Radeon RX 6800 RAM: Silicon Power Value Gaming DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) PSU: NZXT C750 750W 80+ Gold
I understand your frustration. I faced the same issue before, with no visual feedback from the display. I would take the card off the motherboard and connect the monitor directly to it. Restart the system and let it boot for a while, or try restarting again after a short pause—repeat three times if needed.
I have turned off the computer several times and restarted it without any outcome.
What type of cable you're using for the monitor and where it's connected—GPU or motherboard?
I used various cables like display port, DVI to HDMI, and HDMI. I connected them to the MOBO and GPU, but no signal appears.
I've only adjusted the port on my monitor, but it didn't work.
Windows might have a recovery option if it fails to boot multiple times, like entering a safe mode. I'm suggesting you try restarting three times after any hardware adjustments. This should help, though changes might reset the process. You're welcome to give it a shot, and you'll lose only about five minutes if needed.