PLEASE HELP!!!!!

[Joshanfjad]

My computer has recently been showing no display to the monitor. This first happened when I turned off my computer and went to turn on it later just for it to power on fans to 100% and everything but no display.

 

I have tried:

Reseading the ram (running one stick)

No boot drive

taking out the cmos battery and replacing it

 

What I found that worked is I bought a new motherboard put in all the parts from the previous motherboard which seemed to work until i put the computer to sleep in which it then turned itself off. I have since tried to turn it on everything powers on and fans 100% but no display, with no led indicators on the motherboard indicating anything is the problem. 

 

Note: on the motherboard I replaced the VGA light was on indicating the graphics card was the problem but it worked with the new motherboard until it didn't.

 

PLEAS HELP!!!!!

 

[vanpuffelen]

Does the VGA light turn on on your new motherboard?

[Joshanfjad]

7 minutes ago, vanpuffelen said:

Does the VGA light turn on on your new motherboard?

No it doesnt it goes the the first 2 leds when booting CPU and Dram and then all the fans including GPU fans run at 100%

[TatamiMatt]

Just now, Joshanfjad said:

No it doesnt it goes the the first 2 leds when booting CPU and Dram and then all the fans including GPU fans run at 100%

Full spec list? We're not sure what youre working with here

[Joshanfjad]

15 minutes ago, TatamiMatt said:

Full spec list? We're not sure what youre working with here

gigabyte rx7900xtx

curcial ballisitx 3600mhz 32gb ddr4

i5 12600kf

Samsung 980 pro (boot drive)

MSI Pro H610M-E DDR4 Motherboard (current motherboard)

Gigabyte z690 aurous elite ddr4 Motherbaord (old motherboard)

MSI MPG 850w gold psu 

Thermalright AXP90-X53 Full Copper CPU Cooler

 

Not sure if this helps or not it seems that none of the usb pheriphals are getting power but when i boot on the pc the monitor turns on searching for a signal but gets nothing.

[PDifolco]

57 minutes ago, Joshanfjad said:

gigabyte rx7900xtx

curcial ballisitx 3600mhz 32gb ddr4

i5 12600kf

Samsung 980 pro (boot drive)

MSI Pro H610M-E DDR4 Motherboard (current motherboard)

Gigabyte z690 aurous elite ddr4 Motherbaord (old motherboard)

MSI MPG 850w gold psu 

Thermalright AXP90-X53 Full Copper CPU Cooler

 

Not sure if this helps or not it seems that none of the usb pheriphals are getting power but when i boot on the pc the monitor turns on searching for a signal but gets nothing.

You've replaced a Z690 board with a crappy H610 ? Huh...

You got no signal with monitor plugged to the iGPU (board connector) neither ?

 

[Joshanfjad]

1 minute ago, PDifolco said:

You've replaced a Z690 board with a crappy H610 ? Huh...

You got no signal with monitor plugged to the iGPU (board connector) neither ?

 

Yeah i replaced with the chepeast compatible mobo I could find just to test if that was the problem which it looked like it was until the new configuration stopped working as well.

 

I also don't have iGPU cause its a kf processor

 

[PDifolco]

6 minutes ago, Joshanfjad said:

Yeah i replaced with the chepeast compatible mobo I could find just to test if that was the problem which it looked like it was until the new configuration stopped working as well.

 

I also don't have iGPU cause its a kf processor

 

Ok my bad

Do any of your board have error lights  ? Which one is on ?

[Joshanfjad]

11 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Ok my bad

Do any of your board have error lights  ? Which one is on ?

Okay weird story:

 

I took the parts out of the case assembled on top of the motherboard box and turned it on. The VGA light turned on I turned off the PC a few times and same thing occurred. But did it one last time and it has booted to windows. Any idea what could be causing this to happen and how to solve this to stop it from occurring later on?

[Joshanfjad]

So Ive made a previous post but have found more specifically the problem. I have been having problems with my PC outputting a display on the monitor when I turn it on. The PC powers on completely fans to 100% and the monitor searches for a signal but gets nothing. Sometimes there will be a VGA light on the motherboard other times there wont be. After a bunch of turning on and off the computer the pc might output a display but have to do the whole thing again when I power off the display.

 

 

I have tried:

New cables (Display)

No extension cables

No boot drive

Re Seating the ram

CMOS battery

Re Seating the GPU

New motherboard 

 

Pc Specs

Gigabyte Gaming OC 7900xtx 24Gb

i5 12600kf

MSI h610M-E DDR4 motherboard

32gb 3600mhz ddr4 crucial ballistic

Samsung 980pro

MSI 850w Gold Fully Modula PSU

 

There hasn't been a problem after the first month of having the GPU but hasn't only been recently that this has happened in the past few days.

[DoctorNick]

20 minutes ago, Joshanfjad said:

So Ive made a previous post but have found more specifically the problem. I have been having problems with my PC outputting a display on the monitor when I turn it on. The PC powers on completely fans to 100% and the monitor searches for a signal but gets nothing. Sometimes there will be a VGA light on the motherboard other times there wont be. After a bunch of turning on and off the computer the pc might output a display but have to do the whole thing again when I power off the display.

 

 

I have tried:

New cables (Display)

No extension cables

No boot drive

Re Seating the ram

CMOS battery

Re Seating the GPU

New motherboard 

 

Pc Specs

Gigabyte Gaming OC 7900xtx 24Gb

i5 12600kf

MSI h610M-E DDR4 motherboard

32gb 3600mhz ddr4 crucial ballistic

Samsung 980pro

MSI 850w Gold Fully Modula PSU

 

There hasn't been a problem after the first month of having the GPU but hasn't only been recently that this has happened in the past few days.

So the problem has only existed for a few days right? Do you have another GPU you can try with, just in case? or test the GPU in another PC.

Maybe try another PSU.

Edit: 

After reading the post again, it made more sense. What monitor you got? Do you use DP or HDMI? Try both if it has both. Also after turning the pc on and its working. On monitor OSD menu, set source to DP or HDMI (disable auto). Make sure secure boot is on in BIOS.

[Needfuldoer]

[ Threads merged ]

 

Please don't post multiple threads about the same problem.

[OddOod]

2 hours ago, Joshanfjad said:

took the parts out of the case assembled on top of the motherboard box and turned it on

Ooooh, look for extra standoffs. Might be a short on the mobos.
When doing this sort of test, do be patient, sometimes the board will do Memory Training and it can take a WHILE to boot. Easily 5 minutes by the clock

[PDifolco]

2 hours ago, OddOod said:

Ooooh, look for extra standoffs. Might be a short on the mobos.
When doing this sort of test, do be patient, sometimes the board will do Memory Training and it can take a WHILE to boot. Easily 5 minutes by the clock

Nah he said he built on top of the mobo box, so no shorts possible

And DDR4 training is lightning fast...

[Joshanfjad]

9 hours ago, PDifolco said:

Nah he said he built on top of the mobo box, so no shorts possible

And DDR4 training is lightning fast...

Ive left it to run for 20-30 minutes with no display. Currently I have gotten the PC to boot and now put it to sleep, in which if i turn it on it boots just fine. But if I shut down the PC it sometimes goes in to a bot cycle, or boots with no display. If i shut down it takes a lot of power offs and reboots to get a display output.