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Mohd saif

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So my pc just arrived today from Aftershock but now my monitor is displaying no signal. I’m currently using DP cable to which are connected to its respective connector, to my pc gpu but it still shows no signal.



Any help is greatly appreciated
 

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So my pc just arrived today from Aftershock but now my monitor is displaying no signal. I’m currently using DP cable to which are connected to its respective connector, to my pc gpu but it still shows no signal.



Any help is greatly appreciated

If new one should be under warranty, why don't you just call the technician down ?
 

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And this weird like why didn't u test it b4 the technician go off?
 

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So my pc just arrived today from Aftershock but now my monitor is displaying no signal. I’m currently using DP cable to which are connected to its respective connector, to my pc gpu but it still shows no signal.



Any help is greatly appreciated

go to the BIOS and check whether on board graphics is enabled or disabled

Mind enlighten me how to access the BIOS to enable/disable ofx without any display?
 

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So my pc just arrived today from Aftershock but now my monitor is displaying no signal. I’m currently using DP cable to which are connected to its respective connector, to my pc gpu but it still shows no signal.



Any help is greatly appreciated

Tried select DP on the monitor input option?
 

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If motherboard comes with onboard graphics output port, try switching your cable to that port. There are occasions where display is output from onboard graphics despite having a dedicated card.
If you get output from onboard graphics, go into BIOS and disable the onboard graphics, then switch the display cable back to the GPU card.

Oh, you can also try swapping display cables if you have spares on hand.
 

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