First pc build and can’t get image on display

[Cmend19]

Hey guys

yestwtday I built my first pc. All fans are running gpu lights up and fans run. I have hdmi connected to gpu but no display on monitor. I tried the same hdmi on PS4 and that works. I’ve tried running on one stick of ram but nothing works.any help? I’m hoping it’s not because there’s a broken / damaged piece

 

thanks

 

Build below 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fy8pw6

[Freuwanter]

5 minutes ago, Cmend19 said:

Hey guys

yestwtday I built my first pc. All fans are running gpu lights up and fans run. I have hdmi connected to gpu but no display on monitor. I tried the same hdmi on PS4 and that works. I’ve tried running on one stick of ram but nothing works.any help? I’m hoping it’s not because there’s a broken / damaged piece

 

thanks

 

Build below 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fy8pw6

does your processor have a integrated gpu?Are there any signs of booting?

[Fasauceome]

7 minutes ago, Freuwanter said:

does your processor have a integrated gpu?

Ryzen 5 2600, so no unfortunately.

[Mister Woof]

Did you plug the pcie plug into the GPU?

[Cmend19]

13 minutes ago, Freuwanter said:

does your processor have a integrated gpu?Are there any signs of booting?

According to the internet Ryzen 5 2600 has no integrated gpu. Even though, I’ve already tried plugging hdmi to motherboard

 

i turn it on. Everything turns on and stays on but nothing pops up on the monitor 

[Mister Woof]

Just now, Cmend19 said:

According to the internet Ryzen 5 2600 has no integrated gpu. Even though, I’ve already tried plugging hdmi to motherboard

 

i turn it on. Everything turns on and stays on but nothing pops up on the monitor 

Is GPU power from PSU plugged in?

[Cmend19]

6 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

Did you plug the pcie plug into the GPU?

What’s the pci plug?

[Mister Woof]

4 minutes ago, Cmend19 said:

What’s the pci plug?

Looks kinda like this

 

Plug pcie power from PSU into the card. Xfx 580 needs one 6 or 8 pin I forget. It plugs where the arrow is pointing.

 

 

 

[Cmend19]

1 minute ago, Plutosaurus said:

Is GPU power from PSU plugged in?

Yes

blue light from the gpu whenever I power the pc on. Fans spin whenever I hit the reset button on the case

[Cmend19]

17 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

Looks kinda like this

 

Plug pcie power from PSU into the card. Xfx 580 needs one 6 or 8 pin I forget. It plugs where the arrow is pointing.

 

 

 

It takes 8 and yea it’s plugged in all the way

[sh4z]

Fans are spinning and lights on means PSU is probably okay. Pull out all the ram and listen for beeps or monitor for any changes. I'd pull out the gpu with the ram out and try and monitor for changes as well. I'm not sure if this particular board has an on board speaker, so it might need a buzzer plugged in to get the beep/alarm code.

 

Next make sure all the power leads / molex are plugged in securely to the mainboard and other components. Next I would try another another graphics card. Maybe borrow one from a friend? doesnt matter what type as long as it is PCIe based. Test your new components, ram / gfx card in a different known working machine (if you have one?) process of elimination back to the source. CPU is very rarely the cause of an issue, unless it has been incorrectly mounted.

 

Carefully re-seat all the things. Power cables, Graphics card. Leave re-seating the CPU to last since that mucks about with the thermal paste, if you don't have any spare thermal paste that might be a problem.

 

[Mister Woof]

Agree with reseat.

 

I've had builds not work and magically work after reseating everything, despite everything seemingly plugged in correctly

[Cmend19]

1 minute ago, sh4z said:

Fans are spinning and lights on means PSU is probably okay. Pull out all the ram and listen for beeps or monitor for any changes. I'd pull out the gpu with the ram out and try and monitor for changes as well. I'm not sure if this particular board has an on board speaker, so it might need a buzzer plugged in to get the beep/alarm code.

 

Next make sure all the power leads / molex are plugged in securely to the mainboard and other components. Next I would try another another graphics card. Maybe borrow one from a friend? doesnt matter what type as long as it is PCIe based. Test your new components, ram / gfx card in a different known working machine (if you have one?) process of elimination back to the source. CPU is very rarely the cause of an issue, unless it has been incorrectly mounted.

 

Carefully re-seat all the things. Power cables, Graphics card. Leave re-seating the CPU to last since that mucks about with the thermal paste, if you don't have any spare thermal paste that might be a problem.

 

I will be taking it over to a friend who has extra parts and we’ll do what you mentioned

 

hopefully we find out the proble

thanks

[Cmend19]

1 minute ago, Plutosaurus said:

Agree with reseat.

 

I've had builds not work and magically work after reseating everything, despite everything seemingly plugged in correctly

I’ll try it out tonight 

hopefully I’ll get an answer

 

thanks!

[Cmend19]

17 hours ago, Plutosaurus said:

Agree with reseat.

 

I've had builds not work and magically work after reseating everything, despite everything seemingly plugged in correctly

So I manage to get it working by a friend resetting the cmos and I reached the bios.

my friend was using display port.

 

i got home and plugged in my hdmi and that is not working. Could that be because the drives need to be updated or does that mean the hdmi port is faulty / not working?