Here's what I have as a new (ish) PC build:
NEW: MSI Motherboard B85M-P33 Military Class 4
NEW: CPU i5 4430 Intel
NEW: RAM DDR3 4GB Patriot
NEW: Power Supply 525w eXtreme II Power
NEW: Asus Blu-ray/DVD reader
Vantec UGT-CR905 58-In-1 Internal Card Reader 3.5" (3 years old)
Western Digital 500GB (uses SATA cables, a few months old from purchase)
Sapphire Radeon 4830 512MB (4 years old)
OS being used: An upgrade version of Windows 7.
This is all I have in the PC right now. I made triple sure that all my cables are in their corresponding positions, also grounded myself before connecting.
Issue 1: When my monitor is connected to my graphics card (Radeon), I get a No Signal message. However, when I plug in my monitor via the integrated Motherboard, the screen works fine.
Issue 2: PC will boot passed the MSI Logo until the Windows 7 start up, but then it shows a blue screen with words for a fraction of a second and then reboots.
Please note that I am able to get into the MSI Bios screen.
I noticed a solid red light on the graphics card and its fan wasn't on.
I have been all over the web trying to figure this out, even tried some simple solutions such as:
-Positioning the RAM in the second slot rather than the 1st and vise versa, both times it has snapped into place. (Yes, I gave some force to make sure it was in).
- Repositioning the Graphics card making sure it was fully in place.
- Switched the USB connecters on the MB.
- Repositioned the 24 pined Power Supply making sure it was fully in place.
Please also note I do not have another PC to test anything on, and that in the BIOS it does recogonize everything I have placed on the MB, everything BUT the graphics card. *sigh*
I have been all over the web trying to fix this problem, but alas, nothing has worked so far. Is there another method that I haven't or others already thought of that I can try? Pretty please! I need your help.
NEW: MSI Motherboard B85M-P33 Military Class 4
NEW: CPU i5 4430 Intel
NEW: RAM DDR3 4GB Patriot
NEW: Power Supply 525w eXtreme II Power
NEW: Asus Blu-ray/DVD reader
Vantec UGT-CR905 58-In-1 Internal Card Reader 3.5" (3 years old)
Western Digital 500GB (uses SATA cables, a few months old from purchase)
Sapphire Radeon 4830 512MB (4 years old)
OS being used: An upgrade version of Windows 7.
This is all I have in the PC right now. I made triple sure that all my cables are in their corresponding positions, also grounded myself before connecting.
Issue 1: When my monitor is connected to my graphics card (Radeon), I get a No Signal message. However, when I plug in my monitor via the integrated Motherboard, the screen works fine.
Issue 2: PC will boot passed the MSI Logo until the Windows 7 start up, but then it shows a blue screen with words for a fraction of a second and then reboots.
Please note that I am able to get into the MSI Bios screen.
I noticed a solid red light on the graphics card and its fan wasn't on.
I have been all over the web trying to figure this out, even tried some simple solutions such as:
-Positioning the RAM in the second slot rather than the 1st and vise versa, both times it has snapped into place. (Yes, I gave some force to make sure it was in).
- Repositioning the Graphics card making sure it was fully in place.
- Switched the USB connecters on the MB.
- Repositioned the 24 pined Power Supply making sure it was fully in place.
Please also note I do not have another PC to test anything on, and that in the BIOS it does recogonize everything I have placed on the MB, everything BUT the graphics card. *sigh*
I have been all over the web trying to fix this problem, but alas, nothing has worked so far. Is there another method that I haven't or others already thought of that I can try? Pretty please! I need your help.
If I have any more questions, I'll be sure to post here again. 
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