No signal on monitor

[Genezi1]

Hello guys . Yesterday i built a new PC , but when i plugged it into the monitor there was no signal . I tried few troubleshooting tehniques . So here is what i have tried :

- i changed the monitor 

- i changed the video card with another working one

- i tried to use the onboard graphics on the motherboard 

- i tried changing the hdmi cable and also tried with DVI cable

- i tried changing the ram stick places and try with only one , because i have a dual channel memory

- i tried turning off the pc , unplug the power supply and hold the on button for one minute 

 

I thought that the problem could be the power supply , but all the components are getting powered and if it was the power supply it should work with the onboard graphics .

 

Can you help me with this issue . Thank you 

[alright_MEATBAGS]

Does the system power on and stay on while not outputting any display?

[Genezi1]

1 minute ago, alright_MEATBAGS said:

Does the system power on and stay on while not outputting any display?

Yes , it does

 

[Constantin]

Pc parts?!?

[alright_MEATBAGS]

Are you certain the monitor is set to the right input in the settings? I know its kind of a dumb question.

[Genezi1]

Just now, alright_MEATBAGS said:

Are you certain the monitor is set to the right input in the settings? I know its kind of a dumb question.

Yes it is . I tried with two monitors . One brand new and one old which is working ...

[Genezi1]

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

Pc parts?!?

I3-8100 , asus rog strix b250 , gigabyte 1050 ti , be quiet system power 600 , samsung evo ssd , wd blue 1tb 

[alright_MEATBAGS]

What parts are you using?

[alright_MEATBAGS]

Cpu isn't compatible with motherboard, you need a 300 series motherboard!

[Genezi1]

3 minutes ago, alright_MEATBAGS said:

Cpu isn't compatible with motherboard, you need a 300 series motherboard!

Oh , thanks..

[alright_MEATBAGS]

No worries, I know the intel sockets have been the same for the last 4 generation but each one requires a different chipset for the motherboard.

such as...

6000 series = 100 series chipsets

7000 series = 200 series chipsets

8000 series = 300 series chipset

all lga 1151 socket, stupidly confusing.

[Genezi1]

9 minutes ago, alright_MEATBAGS said:

No worries, I know the intel sockets have been the same for the last 4 generation but each one requires a different chipset for the motherboard.

such as...

6000 series = 100 series chipsets

7000 series = 200 series chipsets

8000 series = 300 series chipset

all lga 1151 socket, stupidly confusing.

Yeah it is confusing .. when i was building my pc 3 years ago with lga 1150 it wasnt that complicated