graphics Brand new pc turns on w/ no video output

[Mezzmerize420]

Hi there, sorry for abandoning my last post. I have new parts in my case and I think I did everything right, considering I watched LTT's tutorial. Here's what I've tried:

-reseated everything 

-tried different GPU

-tried different RAM slots

-tried different monitor

None of these worked. Any suggestions?

[Hinjima]

Just now, Mezzmerize420 said:

Hi there, sorry for abandoning my last post. I have new parts in my case and I think I did everything right, considering I watched LTT's tutorial. Here's what I've tried:

-reseated everything 

-tried different GPU

-tried different RAM slots

-tried different monitor

None of these worked. Any suggestions?

Full parts list please  

[Mezzmerize420]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

Full parts list please  

Sure thing:

GPU is EVGA GTX 1650

PSU is Viprtech 600w diamondback

CPU is a Ryzen 5 2600

SSD is a sk hynix hfm256gdjtng - 831a ba (gawd dawn sk hynix

RAM is mushkin 32gb single stick

[matt0725]

2 minutes ago, Mezzmerize420 said:

Sure thing:

Are you plugging into the GPU when hooking up the monitor? Its possible to plug into the motherboard, but your CPU doesnt have video out, so nothing would happen if this is the case. Also the cable itself could be your issue, if you haven't already, try a different one

[Mezzmerize420]

2 minutes ago, matt0725 said:

Are you plugging into the GPU when hooking up the monitor? Its possible to plug into the motherboard, but your CPU doesnt have video out, so nothing would happen if this is the case. Also the cable itself could be your issue, if you haven't already, try a different one

No, I wasn't going straight to the mobo with the HDMI cord. Also, the cord I was using has been serving me well for a very long time and was working fine on my old PC earlier, but I will give a different one a shot

 

[Beskar_Armour]

Another thing to note is that some computers do something called memory training. There will be no display output when this happens, and sometimes it can take up to like 10 minutes. I would turn it on, then let it wait for at least 10 to 15 minutes and see if it boots. Also plug in a keyboard and see if the numlock key turns the little light on the keyboard on and off, that can indicate if the computer is booting at all, and just not displaying.

[podkall]

Just now, Beskar_Armour said:

Another thing to note is that some computers do something called memory training. There will be no display output when this happens, and sometimes it can take up to like 10 minutes. I would turn it on, then let it wait for at least 10 to 15 minutes and see if it boots. Also plug in a keyboard and see if the numlock key turns the little light on the keyboard on and off, that can indicate if the computer is booting at all, and just not displaying.

memory training is for DDR5

[Hinjima]

11 minutes ago, Mezzmerize420 said:

Sure thing:

GPU is EVGA GTX 1650

PSU is Viprtech 600w diamondback

CPU is a Ryzen 5 2600

SSD is a sk hynix hfm256gdjtng - 831a ba (gawd dawn sk hynix

RAM is mushkin 32gb single stick

Whats the motherboard?

[Beskar_Armour]

Just now, podkall said:

memory training is for DDR5

Ok maybe I got the name wrong, but I know it does something, I literally just tested some DDR4 in my own system yesterday, and it took almost 3 minutes to boot, with the memory light on the motherboard on until it booted. Point being, it could just take a few minutes to load, I would let it sit and see if it boots after a few minutes.

[Mezzmerize420]

9 minutes ago, matt0725 said:

Are you plugging into the GPU when hooking up the monitor? Its possible to plug into the motherboard, but your CPU doesnt have video out, so nothing would happen if this is the case. Also the cable itself could be your issue, if you haven't already, try a different one

Don't think it's the cable, also the keyboard doesn't light up either

[Mezzmerize420]

1 minute ago, Beskar_Armour said:

Ok maybe I got the name wrong, but I know it does something, I literally just tested some DDR4 in my own system yesterday, and it took almost 3 minutes to boot, with the memory light on the motherboard on until it booted. Point being, it could just take a few minutes to load, I would let it sit and see if it boots after a few minutes.

I'll check back in like 10 minutes then

[Mezzmerize420]

3 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Whats the motherboard?

My bad forgot that, it's an ASRock a320m/ac

[Mezzmerize420]

1 minute ago, Mezzmerize420 said:

My bad forgot that, it's an ASRock a320m/ac

Also here's what it looks like, in case anything immediately stands out to someone

[Mezzmerize420]

For whatever reason, the fans on my GPU just stopped spinning. What does this mean?

 

[podkall]

Just now, Mezzmerize420 said:

For whatever reason, the fans on my GPU just stopped spinning. What does this mean?

 

maybe it turned off?

 

about those cables and seatings, are those nice and tight?

 

you should be gentle, but there's bit of force involved when plugging some components, especially things like PSU power connectors,

 

did the RAM and GPU slots click, or at least the locks on them are raised in locked position? (sometimes they don't click)

[Hinjima]

2 minutes ago, Mezzmerize420 said:

For whatever reason, the fans on my GPU just stopped spinning. What does this mean?

 

A few EVGA GTX 1650's have a Zero Fan mode that keeps the fans off when its below 55c to keep the system quiet during idle / web browsing.

[Mezzmerize420]

2 minutes ago, podkall said:

maybe it turned off?

 

about those cables and seatings, are those nice and tight?

 

you should be gentle, but there's bit of force involved when plugging some components, especially things like PSU power connectors,

 

did the RAM and GPU slots click, or at least the locks on them are raised in locked position? (sometimes they don't click)

Yes everything went into place, I've built a PC previously so I partly remember what everything sounds like

[Mezzmerize420]

3 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

A few EVGA GTX 1650's have a Zero Fan mode that keeps the fans off when its below 55c to keep the system quiet during idle / web browsing.

Good too know, I almost shat myself

[Mezzmerize420]

Well, if anyone is still here, I found that the GPU works in my other system. So I would have to assume it's something with the motherboard?? Send help pls

[Beskar_Armour]

Rereading your original post you mentioned you tried a different gpu and it still didnt work, it might just be a bad motherboard, I couldn't think of anything else that would cause it to boot without video.

[podkall]

18 hours ago, Mezzmerize420 said:

Well, if anyone is still here, I found that the GPU works in my other system. So I would have to assume it's something with the motherboard?? Send help pls

well if trying just one ram in any slot won't work, if you got 2 sticks, it can't be RAM, and it can't be GPU because you tried that too