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I turn on my pc, monitor comes out of standby, but gives no signal, and then it wont boot. It acts like it has booted but i get no signal. This happens if or if i dont have a gpu in in.

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23 minutes ago, pochie45566 said:

I turn on my pc, monitor comes out of standby, but gives no signal, and then it wont boot. It acts like it has booted but i get no signal. This happens if or if i dont have a gpu in in.

Does your motherboard have a debug code LED on it?

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5 minutes ago, haswellgamer said:

Does your motherboard have a debug code LED on it?

no

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1 minute ago, pochie45566 said:

no

Hmmm...is this a new build? If not, how long has this been going on?

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11 minutes ago, haswellgamer said:

Hmmm...is this a new build? If not, how long has this been going on?

a new part dies about every month lol. i swear to god. it has the same symptoms as last time. bad ram. but idk how itd break so fast. i have no overclock

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And you're certain you didn't connect the display to the motherboard when you had a GPU installed?

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9 minutes ago, pochie45566 said:

a new part dies about every month lol. i swear to god. it has the same symptoms as last time. bad ram. but idk how itd break so fast. i have no overclock

What have you tried so far, other than buying new parts?

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5 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

And you're certain you didn't connect the display to the motherboard when you had a GPU installed?

i took the gpu out and tested it in the motherboard display port. nothin.

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11 minutes ago, pochie45566 said:

a new part dies about every month lol. i swear to god. it has the same symptoms as last time. bad ram. but idk how itd break so fast. i have no overclock

and what parts have you replaced so far?

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3 minutes ago, pochie45566 said:

i took the gpu out and tested it in the motherboard display port. nothin.

Try to reseat EVERYTHING. 

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11 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

Try to reseat EVERYTHING. 

likeee

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1 minute ago, pochie45566 said:

likeee

he means take stuff out and put it back in.

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6 minutes ago, haswellgamer said:

he means take stuff out and put it back in.

whelp ill start now.. hah.. rather sure it is ram. idk why all my parts are dying

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2 minutes ago, pochie45566 said:

whelp ill start now.. hah.. rather sure it is ram. idk why all my parts are dying

okay, keep us updated

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2 hours ago, pochie45566 said:

whelp ill start now.. hah.. rather sure it is ram. idk why all my parts are dying

huh its a sign your not ready for the pc master race. please train some more and come back when your more skilled.

 

also how are you testing to see if your part is dead?

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