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hivex
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Yesterday I changed from amd stock cooler to freezer34 duo and now I have no display, I have double checked every cable,I have tried each stick of ram in every config possible I have tried 2 old video cards, dvi,hdmi and dp on both monitors. every fan and led works, unplugging and plugging back in any display adapter lights up the monitor and says no display detected and goes into sleep after 10 seconds I have tried resetting bios multiple times and I am still at square 1so clearly I have broke something during the install but how do I find out what to replace

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Have you tried reseating the CPU to make sure the connections to the socket are good?

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2 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

Have you tried reseating the CPU to make sure the connections to the socket are good?

I have multiple times, I have now dug out my old am3 system and have found the video card is fine... I am going to my brothers to see if my ram works but I have no way of testing my cpu

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