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peter320

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Hello, I'm having a problem connecting my custom pc to the monitor. The monitor keep saying there's no signal. I'm using Msi 990FXA-GD65 motherboard. I've tried different memory, vga, hdmi cable and graphic card, but the result is the same. Both memory and graphic work fine on my old pc. This is the combo that i bought from newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.1625942&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL050214&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEFL050214-_-EMC-050214-Latest-_-Combo-_-Combo1625942-L09E



Here's the beep code video. Please let me know what the beep code mean. Thanks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izOxeBqsY-c
 
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plaintuts
well you already said that the graphics card and ram work fine, its only recommended to identify beep codes for those two.
next is to identify if your power supply is working properly.

but since you already tested the GPU, the problem can now be narrowed down to the PCI-e socket on the motherboard.
as for the cpu, it will involve a lot of power cycling that if not properly handled, will only damage the cpu and motherboard socket.

hence, its better to just have the motherboard replaced.
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I want to make sure if the motherboard or CPU is the problem, before returning it. That's why I want to know what does the beep code mean. :(
 
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peter320

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Hmm.. how do I tell which Bios that I have? I though the Bios my motherboard use is MSI Bios, that's why I don't know what it mean. I google beep code list for MSI bios but couldn't find any.
 
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well you already said that the graphics card and ram work fine, its only recommended to identify beep codes for those two.
next is to identify if your power supply is working properly.

but since you already tested the GPU, the problem can now be narrowed down to the PCI-e socket on the motherboard.
as for the cpu, it will involve a lot of power cycling that if not properly handled, will only damage the cpu and motherboard socket.

hence, its better to just have the motherboard replaced.
 
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