BxPHornet

Ok, I reinstalled the CPU, didn't help, and cleared the CMOS,a slo didn't help. Was something I didn't considere yet, thanks!

That's what I guessed. The problem is, all the parts are new, I build it yesterday and it was my first build. Gonna see if clearing the CMOS helps, then I'm gonna try reintsallig the CPU. After that I guess I have to see a PC store. Thanks for the help

Lights turn on (MOBO, Power Button and GPU) and fans start spinning (CPU cooler, case fans and the ones on the MOBO)

Tried that already, didn't help. I used DisplayPort and VGA, no change in the situation.

Already did, I tried 2 monitors, one new one and one rather old, using DVI, DisplayPort and VGA. Nothing worked. I don't think it's the GPU, as removing it doesn't change anything. I also tried removing the RAM, or only using 1 stick, still didn't connect. It's the CPU or the MOB=, even though the MOBO's lights turn on

@FloRolfOk, here are the pics. Sorry for the bad quality, it''s night and I don't have the adequat lighst to do photoshootings

Ok, give me a sec. I now tried removing the GPU, still no signal. I already checked, I couldn't push them in more

I plugged cables from the PSU into mobo, GPU, HHD and SSD, as well as in a plug near the CPU. I'm gonna try removing the GPU

Tried, no type of input works

Already tried that, didn't help, gonna give it a second try though. Thanks EDIT: Tried it, didn't help, still No Signal. Also tried using a DisplayPort alos didn't work.

Hello, I just finished my first build, and now my Monitor isn't getting a signal from my PC. I powered the PC, all the lighst turn on (GPU and Motherboard), I plugged my DVI cable into my GPU and my Monitor and I get the message "DVI No Signal". I tried restarting everything, didn't work and I tried reinstalling my RAM, also didn't help. Specs: Z170-K I5-6600K Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 Crucial Sports 16GB RAM Any help is really appreciated

@mrabagamingSorry to necrobump this thread, but how does the Superlux+Modmic combo work? Was interested in buying it too

Didn't notice that, thanks for pointing it out

Thanks alot. Was just interested if it is trustworthy or not. @SeanAngelo Thanks for the quick answer

So whilst searching for parts I stumbled over rather cheap power supplies on Amazon from a brand called Rhombutech. They have quite good review, but it seems hard to find info on other sites. Also the price seems a bit cheap compared to other brands (62 Euro for 800W). However they seem to have a Costumer Service that is replying to reviews on Amazon... In addition I just found out that they seem to only have listings on the german Amazon. So has anybody got experience with their power supplies? Any bad stories linked to the name? Or simply avoid any PSU that seems to cheap to be true? Amazon.de link to an 800W PSU: http://www.amazon.de/RHOMBUTECH%C2%AE-PC-Netzteil-Gaming-Netzteil-Effizient-kugelgelagerter/dp/B00O1Y4ODU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1462381795&sr=8-1&keywords=Rhombutech