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Pc boots up, no display (help)

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Have you cleared CMOS?

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Hi guys,

Some days ago i updated the bios on my Pc (asus b350m-a motherboard). After the update my pc would turn on but no display would appear at all. 
I tried changing my motherboard so i bought a new one asus prime 450-plus. I had a friend help me reinstall the board and everything worked out fine, the pc turned on just fine with display. 

When i came back home i wanted to insert som extra (new) ram. I first turned the Pc on without new Ram and i had a display. I turned of the power and installed my new ram and then same thing happens. I can turn on the pc, fans start turning i see som led from the graphics card, but no display on my monitor. 
- I tried to put only the old ram that i know works in every slot and nothing happens.

- i know my monitor works since im using it right now from another pc. 

 

Does anyone know what is wrong.. this is pretty fking sad.  

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I have not tried removing the battery from the new motherboard , but did on the old nothing worked there

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Edit

Cleared the CMOS by removing the battery, it works! 

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