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No display connection

IvanGulag
By IvanGulag
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I thought it would have been a good idea to enter the BIOS and turn my CPU and PCIE frequency up to 230Mhz and 130Mhz. I then left the BIOS, saving my changes and my computer restarts. I then wait for a display on my monitor to pop up and nothing happened. 

     I tried restarting multiple times, switching from HDMI to VGA, completely unplugging my computer and I am still getting nothing.

     I have an AMD 4300 and a GTX 1050ti, if that is relevant information.

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Clear CMOS (Shorting the CMOS jumper or removing the CMOS battery).

 

Try that first.

 

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7 minutes ago, IvanGulag said:

I’m looking at my motherboard now and I can’t find where the cmos battery is.

 

 

What motherboard are u using?

So You Wanna Be A Playa, But Your Rig's Ain't Fly,
You Gotta Hit Us Up, To Get A Pimped Out Rig,

You've Got To Pimp My Riggggggg...  (DAMN RIGHT)

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