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Everytime I turn on my computer, my monitor would only show "No video signal", I tried switching from HDMI to VGA, used a new cable, even tried using onboard video card, still getting the same issue.

 

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CPU: FX 8150 AMD Eight Core Processor.

GPU: Nvidia GTX 560 SE.

PSU: Corsair TX 750w

Motherboard: MSI 760M-P23

 

Everything else seems to work fine, GPU fans are spinning, same as CPU cooler and case fans.

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Welcome to the forum, can you change the video output on your monitor to the correct one?

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Welcome to the forum, can you change the video output on your monitor to the correct one?

Yes, then it shows "No video signal" message. 

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Yes, then it shows "No video signal" message. 

Was the monitor working previously or is it new? Can you try with another monitor so we can eliminate that it's a problem with your PC?

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-CPU- i7 3930k @4.8GHz 1.4v -Mobo- Asus Rampage IV Extreme -GPUs- 2x GTX Titan Hydrocopper SLI -RAM- 32GB (8x4GB) Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz -Storage- 500GB Samsung 840 SSD | 2TB WD Green HDD


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switch ports on your gpu

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Was the monitor working previously or is it new? Can you try with another monitor so we can eliminate that it's a problem with your PC?

 

Yes, i tried it with the monitor i'm currently using, got the same message. 

 

switch ports on your gpu

 

I tried using the onboard graphics but it didn't work either...

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Have you tried resetting the BIOS, or using only one ram at a time to see if it your ram causing it, do you have Ram, i don't see it on your list?

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Have you tried resetting the BIOS, or using only one ram at a time to see if it your ram causing it, do you have Ram, i don't see it on your list?

 

Yea i forgot about it, it's just a single 8gb stick 1333mhz and a Seagate Barracuda 1tb HDD.

 

It was working perfectly until this morning, i haven't been able to use it since then...

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Motherboard problem. If your board is within RMA, then ensure you send it back, or give a computer shop a call and they will try their best to help.

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Motherboard problem. If your board is within RMA, then ensure you send it back, or give a computer shop a call and they will try their best to help.

 

I'm suspecting is the mobo too... it's weird it happened suddenly, damn. 

 

I'm from Venezuela anyway so... i don't think RMA is possible, i'll wait till my brother comes back from his trip and i'm going to try his graph card in my pc just to be sure, if it works, then it's the mobo.

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I'm suspecting is the mobo too... it's weird it happened suddenly, damn. 

 

I'm from Venezuela anyway so... i don't think RMA is possible, i'll wait till my brother comes back from his trip and i'm going to try his graph card in my pc just to be sure, if it works, then it's the mobo.

Were you ever able to check if it was the memory? you said you only have one, do you have another one lying around that's compatible with your motherboard where you can test it in your system to see if that one stick you have is bad? Also resetting the bios had no effect?

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