computer wont display on the moniter
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blockhead78
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A little more info please:
- how are you connecting to the monitor? vga, hdmi, dvi?
- are you using a GPU (if so which one) or onboard graphics?
- what model PSU are you currently using?
- how are you connecting to the monitor? vga, hdmi, dvi?
- are you using a GPU (if so which one) or onboard graphics?
- what model PSU are you currently using?
post your build.
Double check the graphics card and monitor manuals to make sure you've connected the right ones together. Check the cable is fully connected.
Check the graphics card is fully plugged into and locked into the pcie slot and that the power supply connectors are fitted properly to the card
Double check the graphics card and monitor manuals to make sure you've connected the right ones together. Check the cable is fully connected.
Check the graphics card is fully plugged into and locked into the pcie slot and that the power supply connectors are fitted properly to the card
Hello I will post the spects soon but heres some info i tried two different grafichs cards I tried 2 diffrent power supplies a old and a new one I tried connecting to the moniter and tv I can see the fans moving and the light that says it gets power I un pluged and put it back together,twice and made sure the cords wernt loose
/ motherboard ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0 AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS /prossser AMD FX-6350 Vishera 3.9GHz Socket AM3+ 125W Six-Core Desktop Processor FD6350FRHKBOX / ram G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 Desktop Memory / 1tb memory / GIGABYTE GV-R927XOC-2GD Radeon R9 270X 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card/ need to find out what my power supply is but I know its,750 -700w
fredericofrg
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Did you buy it builded from someone or did you build it by yourself?
Looking in to the configs lets see something that explains that.
Another question
Does the computer do any beep noise?
If yes how many beeps do you hear?
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So i think probably is your Power Supply is just to low for all the stuff you have.
Only your Graphic Card and Processor uses already 625 Watts.
I need you to post here all the config of your pc.
Like how many HDD, SSD you have.
Monitors, Fans, every piece of the computer so i can do the calculation and see if the problem really is the Power Supply or if is something else.
So please post everything that your pc has, lights...
Waiting for it so i can help you more.
Looking in to the configs lets see something that explains that.
Another question
Does the computer do any beep noise?
If yes how many beeps do you hear?
@Edit:
So i think probably is your Power Supply is just to low for all the stuff you have.
Only your Graphic Card and Processor uses already 625 Watts.
I need you to post here all the config of your pc.
Like how many HDD, SSD you have.
Monitors, Fans, every piece of the computer so i can do the calculation and see if the problem really is the Power Supply or if is something else.
So please post everything that your pc has, lights...
Waiting for it so i can help you more.
Hello it should handel it and plus I also tried another graghics cards so its not the psu I also unplged all the fans and dvd player and one of the hdds so it shouldnt be the psu and the moniter has its own power supply and I think the port I use is vgi with an adapter I also tryed it with hd wire to didnt work either
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Double check the graphics card and monitor manuals to make sure you've connected the right ones together. Check the cable is fully connected.
Check the graphics card is fully plugged into and locked into the pcie slot and that the power supply connectors are fitted properly to the card
Get a good power supply - from Tier One -http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html#13224310
Check the graphics card is fully plugged into and locked into the pcie slot and that the power supply connectors are fitted properly to the card
Get a good power supply - from Tier One -http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html#13224310
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take the motherboard out of the case and then plug in all of the cables while it is out of the case sounds like a loose ground
fredericofrg
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Hey tylerj579,
Can you tell me does the one beep that you said that you hear it is a one beep short or long?
Go thru this checklist - http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems
If that doesn't help, then you need to swap parts out. For an R9 270X pc, you need a power supply that will provide a minimum 24A on the 12V rail and 500W in total.
You should aim to get as good a one as you can afford eg something from Tier One - http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html#13224310 eg Antec HCG 520M, XFX 550, Seasonic 520
I'd start with a good brand power supply.
If that doesn't help, then you need to swap parts out. For an R9 270X pc, you need a power supply that will provide a minimum 24A on the 12V rail and 500W in total.
You should aim to get as good a one as you can afford eg something from Tier One - http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html#13224310 eg Antec HCG 520M, XFX 550, Seasonic 520
I'd start with a good brand power supply.
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