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New PC / No Signal / No Post

New PC / No Signal / No Post

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Kingplaysmc15
Junior Member
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10-23-2022, 06:09 AM
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Hello, I purchased the PC yesterday. The current specifications are an Intel i5 10400F, an Asus TUF gaming laptop with B560 chipset, a CruiserSair Vengeance LX NVMe M.2 SSD, and a GeForce 1050 (temporary GPU). The PSU is fully modular. When I power on, all error lights appear, but the system boots. There’s no display signal when using HDMI with the GPU; it only lights up on a DisplayPort connection. I managed to reach BIOS once, but tried booting with two different operating systems from two drives (using the same M.2 and an old HDD). Both worked on another computer. I checked the CPU pins, re-seated it, tried reseating RAM, swapped RAM sticks without success, and even moved the GPU to a lower PCIE slot. It worked on another machine. Since it’s an Intel “F” series CPU, there’s no integrated GPU, so the IO shield connectors aren’t responding. The GPU functions properly elsewhere. I verified the power cables and CMOS battery, reset it three times, and replaced the SSD from my old PC. The HDD booted in another system, BIOS was updated, and I’m completely stuck now. Anyone have a solution that could help?
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Kingplaysmc15
10-23-2022, 06:09 AM #1

Hello, I purchased the PC yesterday. The current specifications are an Intel i5 10400F, an Asus TUF gaming laptop with B560 chipset, a CruiserSair Vengeance LX NVMe M.2 SSD, and a GeForce 1050 (temporary GPU). The PSU is fully modular. When I power on, all error lights appear, but the system boots. There’s no display signal when using HDMI with the GPU; it only lights up on a DisplayPort connection. I managed to reach BIOS once, but tried booting with two different operating systems from two drives (using the same M.2 and an old HDD). Both worked on another computer. I checked the CPU pins, re-seated it, tried reseating RAM, swapped RAM sticks without success, and even moved the GPU to a lower PCIE slot. It worked on another machine. Since it’s an Intel “F” series CPU, there’s no integrated GPU, so the IO shield connectors aren’t responding. The GPU functions properly elsewhere. I verified the power cables and CMOS battery, reset it three times, and replaced the SSD from my old PC. The HDD booted in another system, BIOS was updated, and I’m completely stuck now. Anyone have a solution that could help?

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Chiefly
Member
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10-23-2022, 06:09 AM
#2
Did you verify the CPU and socket for dust? Have you tested another power cable for the graphics card?
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Chiefly
10-23-2022, 06:09 AM #2

Did you verify the CPU and socket for dust? Have you tested another power cable for the graphics card?