Monitor gets no signal

[BxPHornet]

Hello, I just finished my first build, and now my Monitor isn't getting a signal from my PC.

I powered the PC, all the lighst turn on (GPU and Motherboard), I plugged my DVI cable into my GPU and my Monitor and I get the message "DVI No Signal". I tried restarting everything, didn't work and I tried reinstalling my RAM, also didn't help.

Specs:

Z170-K

I5-6600K

Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1

Crucial Sports 16GB RAM

 

Any help is really appreciated

[FloRolf]

try plugging in your display to your motherboard at first and see if it helps.

[BxPHornet]

10 minutes ago, FloRolf said:

try plugging in your display to your motherboard at first and see if it helps.

Already tried that, didn't help, gonna give it a second try though. Thanks

 

EDIT: Tried it, didn't help, still No Signal. Also tried using a DisplayPort alos didn't work.

Edited July 22, 2016 by BxPHornet

[Member]

1 hour ago, BxPHornet said:

Already tried that, didn't help, gonna give it a second try though. Thanks

 

EDIT: Tried it, didn't help, still No Signal. Also tried using a DisplayPort alos didn't work.

Change the video source on your monitor?

[FloRolf]

11 minutes ago, BxPHornet said:

Already tried that, didn't help, gonna give it a second try though. Thanks

 

EDIT: Tried it, didn't help, still No Signal. Also tried using a DisplayPort alos didn't work.

with the GPU installed?

Try removing the GPU.

 

(btw, have you connected all power to GPU, CPU, disk and Motherboard?)

[BxPHornet]

Just now, Member said:

Change the video source on your monitor?

Tried, no type of input works

[BxPHornet]

Just now, FloRolf said:

with the GPU installed?

Try removing the GPU.

 

(btw, have you connected all power to GPU, CPU, disk and Motherboard?

I plugged cables from the PSU into mobo, GPU, HHD and SSD, as well as in a plug near the CPU. I'm gonna try removing the GPU

[FloRolf]

Just now, BxPHornet said:

I plugged cables from the PSU into mobo, GPU, HHD and SSD, as well as in a plug near the CPU. I'm gonna try removing the GPU

can you send a pic of the PC from inside? Just to make sure ^^

[Tieox]

Check all the power connections to the GPU are fully inserted.  

[BxPHornet]

5 minutes ago, FloRolf said:

can you send a pic of the PC from inside? Just to make sure ^^

Ok, give me a sec. I now tried removing the GPU, still no signal.

 

2 minutes ago, Kierax said:

Check all the power connections to the GPU are fully inserted.  

I already checked, I couldn't push them in more

[BxPHornet]

@FloRolfOk, here are the pics. Sorry for the bad quality, it''s night and I don't have the adequat lighst to do photoshootings

[Member]

59 minutes ago, BxPHornet said:

Tried, no type of input works

Try with a different monitor and see if that works.

[BxPHornet]

Just now, Member said:

Try with a different monitor and see if that works.

Already did, I tried 2 monitors, one new one and one rather old, using DVI, DisplayPort and VGA. Nothing worked. I don't think it's the GPU, as removing it doesn't change anything. I also tried removing the RAM, or only using 1 stick, still didn't connect. It's the CPU or the MOB=, even though the MOBO's lights turn on

[Damocles]

Before reading this thread I already had a basic idea of what could be the problem. Try using another cable. The cable can be dead. Try HDMI or display port to see if the hardware is functional.

[BxPHornet]

2 minutes ago, Damocles said:

Before reading this thread I already had a basic idea of what could be the problem. Try using another cable. The cable can be dead. Try HDMI or display port to see if the hardware is functional.

Tried that already, didn't help. I used DisplayPort and VGA, no change in the situation.

[Damocles]

Do lights turn on from the pc when you power on? Sounds? Fans spin?

[BxPHornet]

Just now, Damocles said:

Do lights turn on from the pc when you power on? Sounds? Fans spin?

Lights turn on (MOBO, Power Button and GPU) and fans start spinning (CPU cooler, case fans and the ones on the MOBO)

[Damocles]

Well unfortunately, you're going to have to clear cmos. Your pc showed the same symptoms I had when overclocking. This appears to be CPU or mobo related now.

[BxPHornet]

Just now, Damocles said:

Well unfortunately, you're going to have to clear cmos. Your pc showed the same symptoms I had when overclocking. This appears to be CPU or mobo related now.

That's what I guessed. The problem is, all the parts are new, I build it yesterday and it was my first build. Gonna see if clearing the CMOS helps, then I'm gonna try reintsallig the CPU. After that I guess I have to see a PC store. Thanks for the help

[BxPHornet]

1 hour ago, BxPHornet said:

That's what I guessed. The problem is, all the parts are new, I build it yesterday and it was my first build. Gonna see if clearing the CMOS helps, then I'm gonna try reintsallig the CPU. After that I guess I have to see a PC store. Thanks for the help

Ok, I reinstalled the CPU, didn't help, and cleared the CMOS,a slo didn't help. Was something I didn't considere yet, thanks!