New build - no signal

[gta6287]

This is my very first time building a new gaming pc and i've connected all the components and cables. But when i turn on the pc, it says no signal on my monitor. I did reseated gpu and ram. Also im using 2 8pin pcie on my gpu.

Heres the specs. Gaming x trio 2080ti, i7 9700k, aorus pro wifi, 2x8 trident z 3200mhz, h500m

[0x1e]

16 minutes ago, gta6287 said:

This is my very first time building a new gaming pc and i've connected all the components and cables. But when i turn on the pc, it says no signal on my monitor. I did reseated gpu and ram. Also im using 2 8pin pcie on my gpu.

Heres the specs. Gaming x trio 2080ti, i7 9700k, aorus pro wifi, 2x8 trident z 3200mhz, h500m

Does the system show any signs of life?

[gta6287]

3 minutes ago, 0x1e said:

Does the system show any signs of life?

Yep. The pc turns on except the monitor says no signal. Connecting the monitor onto the mobo also doesnt help. I forgot to mention that 1 out of 3 gpu fan spins. I use aorus ad27qd as monitor. Do i need to plug anything else other than power cable and hdmi or dp

[0x1e]

1 minute ago, gta6287 said:

Yep. The pc turns on except the monitor says no signal. Connecting the monitor onto the mobo also doesnt help. I forgot to mention that 1 out of 3 gpu fan spins

I would remove the gpu and use the motherboards gpu.

Remove all but one of the ram sticks. 

[gta6287]

1 minute ago, 0x1e said:

I would remove the gpu and use the motherboards gpu.

Remove all but one of the ram sticks. 

I did that, same result. But i will try using only 1 ram stick. I'll update once it's done

[gta6287]

21 minutes ago, 0x1e said:

I would remove the gpu and use the motherboards gpu.

Remove all but one of the ram sticks. 

Update: same result. Im using cm extention sleeved cable. It is possible that i connected to wrong cpu/pcie port?

[Lord Mirdalan]

Did you connect the GPU power cable to the PCIe connector on the power supply?

 

Also, did you select the right input on your monitor? Some don't do it automatically.

[gta6287]

1 hour ago, Lord Mirdalan said:

Did you connect the GPU power cable to the PCIe connector on the power supply?

I think so.

 

1 hour ago, Lord Mirdalan said:

 

Also, did you select the right input on your monitor? Some don't do it automatically.

How do i do that

[0x1e]

5 hours ago, gta6287 said:

Update: same result. Im using cm extention sleeved cable. It is possible that i connected to wrong cpu/pcie port?

Have you followed these steps?

 

[gta6287]

55 minutes ago, 0x1e said:

Have you followed these steps?

 

I did most of it. I just realized that i use only 1 pcie cable for the gpu. Is it enough?

[0x1e]

12 hours ago, gta6287 said:

I did most of it. I just realized that i use only 1 pcie cable for the gpu. Is it enough?

1 pci-e cable that is daisy chained? If so, then yes that's enough.

If you still can't get it to boot then I would remove the entire computer from the case and rebuild it on a box with the bare minimum.
One motherboard, one ram stick, one CPU 1 PSU and absolutely nothing else.
No USBs, no fans, no gpu, no SSDs or HDDs and so on.
 

[gta6287]

58 minutes ago, 0x1e said:

1 pci-e cable that is daisy chained? If so, then yes that's enough.

If you still can't get it to boot then I would remove the entire computer from the case and rebuild it on a box with the bare minimum.
One motherboard, one ram stick, one CPU 1 PSU and absolutely nothing else.
No USBs, no fans, no gpu, no SSDs or HDDs and so on.
 

I fixed it by connecting all pcie port on my gpu(4pins+6pins+6pins)