Monitor no Signal Problem

genesix32

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Have, last time I plug components wrongly it sounded, if I remember correctly, my desktop never beep when it booted properly last time
 

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Guys finally solve the problem, if anyone faces this problem, do tell them that their motherboard is dead and needs to be replaced (Test whether inbuild graphic works by not using your graphic card)

Recap of problem:
Hey everyone, my monitor suddenly stopped working this morning with "no signal" output from my monitor. My computer is newly built and was running properly for 1-2 months already. (Windows install from shop one)

During the first boot, the startup screen showed (Asus) and then becomes no signal, any subsequent boot is totally no signal.
When I boot the computer, there is no beep or sound and the computer seems to be running properly (Inbuilt, processor, graphic fan moving).

Solutions I have tried:
Boot without my Msi GTX 970 graphic card
Remove and place back my graphic card
Remove and place back my ram
Use 1 ram card instead of 2
Unplug and replug video cable

Helppppppppp!
 

genesix32

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Serious, caused by one tinywiny scratch on the mobo, I exchanged and reassemble mobo spoil again lol (lucky the service center guy very good can keep changing if not $200+ gone)

The Pro-Gamer H-97 dont seem as reliable as advertised -.-", or I'm bloody suay. Recommend you guys pay extra to buy a mobo with cover plate
 

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Serious, caused by one tinywiny scratch on the mobo, I exchanged and reassemble mobo spoil again lol (lucky the service center guy very good can keep changing if not $200+ gone)

The Pro-Gamer H-97 dont seem as reliable as advertised -.-", or I'm bloody suay. Recommend you guys pay extra to buy a mobo with cover plate

when a scratch damage the traces of the board, that will cause the board to fail instantly or fail after awhile ( this has happened to me)

it is due to improper installation and has nothing to do with brands or the board itself.

i always go for the basic chipset boards, due to the fact that if the board dies, i can replace it and not to worry about the amount of $ spent on the board has gone to waste.

you are lucky that distro replace for you, they mostly don't cover physicial damaged caused by user or improper installation, but only cover when the board fail on its own
 

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This kind of incident usually happened with a slip of screwdriver while fastening motherboard to standoffs.
 
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