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Hey guys yesterday i got my pc parts. I put everything together correctly but when i plug the hdmi to the back of my graphics card into the monitor it comes up no signal. all the leds and fans are spinning correctly.
Specs
Gigabyte GTX 560(video card)
Thermal take tr2 700w(power supply)
Kingston hyper x 2x4gb sticks (ram)
asus p8z6868-v-le
intel i5 2500k (cpu)
Specs
Gigabyte GTX 560(video card)
Thermal take tr2 700w(power supply)
Kingston hyper x 2x4gb sticks (ram)
asus p8z6868-v-le
intel i5 2500k (cpu)
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Try re-seating your video card
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Well obviously you can narrow things down a bit.
There are a few things that could be going wrong.
1. The connection from your motherboard to GPU is shot.
2. The connection from your GPU to monitor is shot.
3. Somethings broke (duh )
Try plugging in your GPU again and see if it works. Make sure your motherboard is functioning correctly!! Also, if your monitor has VGA input, try using that instead of HDMI. I have found VGA to be more reliable.
Hope this helps. Also, try being a bit more descriptive with your problem next time. It helps to know exactly what the problem is.
There are a few things that could be going wrong.
1. The connection from your motherboard to GPU is shot.
2. The connection from your GPU to monitor is shot.
3. Somethings broke (duh )
Try plugging in your GPU again and see if it works. Make sure your motherboard is functioning correctly!! Also, if your monitor has VGA input, try using that instead of HDMI. I have found VGA to be more reliable.
Hope this helps. Also, try being a bit more descriptive with your problem next time. It helps to know exactly what the problem is.
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mrgrowlHD wrote Also, if your monitor has VGA input, try using that instead of HDMI. I have found VGA to be more reliable.
To add on to that use VGA or DVI first, since it is a new build you probably have to install the video card drivers to enable HDMI.
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Did you try seating it in another PCI-E slot.
Also don't use HDMI when you first turn it on.
Switch to another connector. (S-Video, DVI, VGA)
Also don't use HDMI when you first turn it on.
Switch to another connector. (S-Video, DVI, VGA)
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Hey guys im back just tried vga does not work and also tried using integrated graphics does not work aswell. Some of my friends said that it could be a faulty cpu or mobo is there any way i can know if which one is broken.
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This happend to my build i then use the intergrated graphics installed the drivers for my gtx 560 ti then use the the gtx560 and it worked fine do what i just said. You could have faulty ram happend to my old desktop
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I have tried one stick of ram and still nothing happens. hopefully i can get one of my friends cpu and try that on my mobo. If that does not work then it must be the mobo
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I had the same problem as you except my CPU didn't support integrated graphics, so I was stuck at "maybe it's the video card."
My motherboard was still under warranty, I RMAed it and when I got it back I noticed that the socket has been replaced. What I gathered from that is that one of my pins were bent.
Moral of the story: It might be your motherboard.
My motherboard was still under warranty, I RMAed it and when I got it back I noticed that the socket has been replaced. What I gathered from that is that one of my pins were bent.
Moral of the story: It might be your motherboard.
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Thanks for your help guys i got my cousins friend cming over soon he is a computer technician.I think it is the mother board to because the cpu does not look damaged
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