Yes, an incompatibility could mean the system fails to display any video output.
Yes, an incompatibility could mean the system fails to display any video output.
The HDMI and monitor are functioning properly, showing signals from other devices. Despite the current challenges, it might still be worth considering a cable change before taking the motherboard apart.
NOW IT JUST WORKED. IT WAS THE F***N MONITOR We dismissed it because the monitor is brand new and works perfectly connected to a laptop with exactly the same cable at the same ports as we were testing the PC. Thanks a lot for your help! This community is the best
Additional checks suggest the monitor's FreeSync was the cause. This is confirmed since another monitor with FreeSync exhibited the same issue while two TVs did not. Using the built-in driver installation resolved the problem. Thank you for your assistance!
A common guideline is: - If the computers remain active after boot but there’s no screen, the issue is probably with the display. - If the machine shuts off or restarts, it suggests problems with the BIOS, operating system, RAM, or power supply.