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No display after removing RAM sticks

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Reseat the ram again.  Sometimes you need to put a little bit of muscle to get the ram into desktop mobos ram slots.  Assuming this is for your ASUS TUF PLUS-GAMING B450M and not some laptop.

If that doesn't work, try just one stick at a time to narrow down if 1 stick is causing a problem as a static discharge could have killed one.

 

If that doesn't work...make sure your monitor is plugged in.

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Hey all so I've just removed my RAM sticks and then placed it back in the DIMM slots. Now I don't have any display signal, what can I do?

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Check the GPU, make sure cables are in place, check if the ram is fully clicked in, make sure they are in the right slots, check your monitor. there are many things that could e wrong here, if there are integrated graphics try those and see if its the GPU. as stupid as it may seem, also check your monitor input, its happened before where it was actually just the input on the monitor and I thought I had to rebuild my pc.

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Reseat the ram again.  Sometimes you need to put a little bit of muscle to get the ram into desktop mobos ram slots.  Assuming this is for your ASUS TUF PLUS-GAMING B450M and not some laptop.

If that doesn't work, try just one stick at a time to narrow down if 1 stick is causing a problem as a static discharge could have killed one.

 

If that doesn't work...make sure your monitor is plugged in.

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Clean the RAM pins with a pencil eraser, put them back without touching the pins with your hands

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2 minutes ago, Constantin said:

Clean the RAM pins with a pencil eraser, put them back without touching the pins with your hands

 

4 minutes ago, MoonSpot said:

Reseat the ram again.  Sometimes you need to put a little bit of muscle to get the ram into desktop mobos ram slots.  Assuming this is for your ASUS TUF PLUS-GAMING B450M and not some laptop.

If that doesn't work, try just one stick at a time to narrow down if 1 stick is causing a problem as a static discharge could have killed one.

 

If that doesn't work...make sure your monitor is plugged in.

Done both of these. All is good now. Thanks guys!

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21 hours ago, rnhbs said:

 

Done both of these. All is good now. Thanks guys!

Glad it wasn't something severe!

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