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New PC won't display to monitor

maccrash708
By maccrash708
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Just finished my new build. Turned it on, the fans spin, but the monitor stays in power saving mode when plugged into the gpu or mobo. Help please. 

 

specs:

CPU: AMD R3 1300x

GPU: EVGA GTX 1050ti

MOBO: MSI B350M Gaming Pro

HDD: WD Blue 7200 RPM 1TB

RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR42400MHz

Power supply: EVGA 500 80+ white

Case: Corsair Carbide spec-04

 

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Can you try on any other monitor? A different output from the graphics card perhaps??

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I have an older non-hdmi monitor that I can try. I can also try to plug it into the mobo

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Ok, so I can't use the older monitor and the mobo hdmi did nothing...

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1 minute ago, maccrash708 said:

Ok, so I can't use the older monitor and the mobo hdmi did nothing...

try a different output on the video card, and plug it into a TV

Main Laptop: Google Pixelbook 

Dev mode w/ Cross Enabled

 

PC: Ryzen 7

1700x / 32GB 2667 / GTX 1080 / 1.5 TB of SSDs / 1TB of HDDs

 

Monitor: AW3418DW Ultrawide

120hz / 3440x1440 / RGB / Amazonbasics Dual Monitor Arm

 

2nd Monitor: Dell U2515hx

25 inches / 1440p / Portrait / Amazonbasics Dual Monitor Arm

 

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The video card only has one HDMI port, but I'll go try the tv thing. 

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