My pc won't send out any video signal

Alanmcpro

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My pc wont send out video signal, the graphics card is not the problem, because i tryed using another. I have tried the video output thing at the motherboard (the one witch is not the grapfichs card). I have taken out the cmos battery. Nothing helps. I have tried both HDMI and VGA. BTW its not the monitor.
 

Alanmcpro

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It does not seem that way. Everything runs..How could i find out if the processor is dead? I did not hear any windows sound when i started it. I im trying with the cmos battery again.
 

Alanmcpro

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Yes. It's like its normal, but just dosen't send signal. I may think no windows sound comes from me removing the cmos battery. Is it the normal startup after i remove the cmos battery? I just disassebled the whole computer. Any thing i should do before i assemble it?
 
We have a troubleshooting checklist for this type of problem. Perform all the steps in the checklist and let us know how it goes. There's a link to the checklist in my signature. I know it seems like this checklist would just be for new builds, but it's also effective in troubleshooting problems with existing builds.
 

Alanmcpro

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I'm think i put it right back together. Well the thing is that i think need new cooling gel (the white stuff on the cpu). Cuz when i try to boot it, the cpu fan goes very fast and makes alot of sound. The gel on the top is nearly gone. So.... its overheating. Cant boot it again before i get more of this gel.
 

Alanmcpro

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I don't think it will fix it either. It's just that i can't boot the pc before i add more thermal paste, im afraid it will overheat. I tried to take out the cpu a bit after i shut the pc down. It was bloody warm il tell you.
 

Sam0oneau-1295699

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what motherboard do you have? normally motherboards with integrated nvidia graphics break quicker than motherboards with normal chipsets. That's most likely why nvidia stopped making integrated graphics for motherboards.