my PC turns on but no signal

[moking01]

i came back from work trying to turn on my PC and everything with the case seems to run except it doesnt give a signal to the monitor

led ram lights

cpu fan slins

 

the mobo error led doesnt show anything wrong

ryzen 1600

rog strix b350 f gaming

2x8gb 3000mhz corsair vengeance

gtx 1060 3gb windforce

 

please help

[spartaman64]

unplug and replug the hdmi or whatever cable you are using

 

[moking01]

i unplugged everything and took the whole case down piece by piece...applied new thermal compound 

turn it own with same issue...unplugged the cables again and left it for 2 mins

then turned it on again and now it works

 

i dunno what is wrong

[Syfes]

48 minutes ago, moking01 said:

i unplugged everything and took the whole case down piece by piece...applied new thermal compound 

turn it own with same issue...unplugged the cables again and left it for 2 mins

then turned it on again and now it works

 

i dunno what is wrong

Did it show anything during POST or during start-up or did it only fail to show anything in windows? If it didn't show anything at all during POST or start-up, then that would point towards a hardware issue most likely. if it only fails in windows, it's likely a driver issue.

[moking01]

6 minutes ago, Syfes said:

Did it show anything during POST or during start-up or did it only fail to show anything in windows? If it didn't show anything at all during POST or start-up, then that would point towards a hardware issue most likely. if it only fails in windows, it's likely a driver issue.

when i press the power on button nothing shows on the monitor whatsoever. even the led that goes from orange to yellow when its on doesnt turn yellow

my rgb keyboard doesnt light....like there is no signal goes to any output source (monitor, mouse, keyboard)

however the mobo doesnt give any warnings or error led

 

when i left it for some time off electricity and came back it turned on just fine

[Syfes]

Sounds like a GPU or motherboard hardware issue. I did encounter a similar issue once that got resolved by resetting CMOS on the motherboard one time, but your mileage may vary. Perhaps try the card in a different PCI slot? If at all possible, swap out hardware for testing purposes, but unless you have an old GPU still around that may not be an option.