Monitor unable to detect output

letsgososhi

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Hi guys,

I am first time building a pc.
After I assembled it my pc able to boot up without any error sounds pc fan able to spin
Gpu no red error light.

I am using ryzen 7 2700. Hence no on board gpu.

Any way I can troubleshooting to know if what components is faulty?

Many thanks
 

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You plug the HDMI cable to your discrete GPU?

Do list down all parts of your rig. Ryzen 7 2700 is previous generation, new or used one?
 

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Please try with a DP or DVI cable.

I encountered the same problem last week testing a mATX build. No output on a working HDMI cable and monitor. Initially thought it was a dead MB or CPU.

Switched to another monitor and DVI cable and it worked.
 

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It happened when I run my pc for the first time. The problem was there is a problem in my USB slot. So first remove all USB connections (mouse, keyboard). Just plug in the power and monitor cable. And check if it works.
 

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Make sure you plugged in the cable to your GPU and not your motherboard rear i/o

Sent from Xiaomi REDMI NOTE 7 using GAGT
 

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Please try with a DP or DVI cable.

I encountered the same problem last week testing a mATX build. No output on a working HDMI cable and monitor. Initially thought it was a dead MB or CPU.

Switched to another monitor and DVI cable and it worked.

jialat

i no have DVI / DP cable or monitor guess need to buy adaptor liao


You plug the HDMI cable to your discrete GPU?


Do list down all parts of your rig. Ryzen 7 2700 is previous generation, new or used one?

Ryzen 7 2700
Aorus Elite B450m
Maxsun DDR 4 Ram 2666 mhz x 2 8 GB Stick
Samsuck EVO 850 SSD 500 GB ( tis 1 working component as it was taken frm previous rig )
Asus RX 580 8GB GPU
650 WATT PSU


It happened when I run my pc for the first time. The problem was there is a problem in my USB slot. So first remove all USB connections (mouse, keyboard). Just plug in the power and monitor cable. And check if it works.

Mouse and keyboard wasnt plug in when i booting up

Make sure you plugged in the cable to your GPU and not your motherboard rear i/o

Sent from Xiaomi REDMI NOTE 7 using GAGT
yup i plug at gpu since ryzen 7 dont have dedicated graphics
 
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cmos battery remove and plug in back 15 mins later - still cannot see bios

shorted clr cmos - still cannot see bios

removed ssd - still cannot see bios

plug in to tv - still cannot see bios

used only 1 x 8 gb ram - still cannot see bios

tried all ram slot - still cannot see bios
 

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Please try with a DP or DVI cable.

I encountered the same problem last week testing a mATX build. No output on a working HDMI cable and monitor. Initially thought it was a dead MB or CPU.

Switched to another monitor and DVI cable and it worked.

hmm is ur amd ryzen ?
 

letsgososhi

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It would be more helpful if you let people know you resolved your problem.

I plug in less 1 stuff ar mobo side the 8 ping

Haha first time building newbie mistake



But with my current spec at 800$ is it worth it or kenna carrot




Ryzen 7 2700
Aorus Elite B450m
Maxsun DDR 4 Ram 2666 mhz x 2 8 GB Stick
Asus RX 580 8GB GPU
650 WATT PSu
6 x external fan
Case
3rd party cpu fan
 
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