I'm having serious display issues!

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

I'm having that issue of no display even though my PC is definatly on. I replaced the mobo and that didn't help. I tried multiple screens and still nothing. I tried both my GPU display outputs and my mobo outputs. Still nothing! I really need help! That PC is the last thing I even love in this world.

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Dont post the details in the question box as it gets cut and it is pretty hard to read. What is the bit after "I tried multi" meant to be.

azguard4 · Aug 19, 2014

If you have tried multiple monitors, a new Mobo and add-in vs. integrated video the only other thing I could think of is check your video cables, if you haven't already?

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Have you updated all your drivers? Did you configure your pc to use both screens (control panel)? Did you set your monitor to the use the video cable (hdmi, vga ,dvi and so on)

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

1. I didn't mean for that epic fail!

2. I was using the monitor/TV separately.
3. I did have updated drivers.
4. Before this crap, my PC was restarting on its own over and over and now this is happening.
5. I used different cables for both screens.

azguard4 · Aug 19, 2014

Does your Mobo have blown/bulging caps? I'm inclined to think your issue is the Mobo if you're not getting video from the on-board or from an add-in card.

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Is there a button on your monitor that will let you adjust your input setting? What monitor/tv do you have?

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

I made sure the inputs were right. I have a Samsung 42" TV and a Gateway monitor that came with my first PC.

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

I doubt the mobo is the issue, since I just got a brand new one.

azguard4 · Aug 19, 2014

If you're trying to use the integrated video make sure it's enabled in the BIOS.

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Try and refit your graphics and check the cables. What is your full build?

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

How can I do that if nothing even comes up on screen?

azguard4 · Aug 19, 2014

Clear the CMOS by removing the battery; you're using a new Mobo though, something isn't adding up here..

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

I read somewhere that the RAM could be the issue. How can I tell?

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Yea, that is very possible resit your ram, and if you could tell me your full build i could probably diagnose the problem. Are there any beep sounds coming your monitor, if not try and connect a speaker to your mobo, if it does beep record how many there are and the speed, ram is usually 1 long and 3 short.

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

Specs:
CPU: Fx 8350
GPU: R9 270
RAM: 2x4GB Kingston Hyper x Black
New mobo: ASUS M5A78l-mUSB3.

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Well in that case you should RMA the gpu?

Also what is he size of your psu?

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

What is this RMA? The PSU is 700w.

azguard4 · Aug 19, 2014

Why RMA the GPU, the onboard video doesn't work either?

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Resit your ram, resit your cpu and and make sure all you cables from your psu to components are connected properly.

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

Resit?

Welshstig · Aug 19, 2014

Take it out and put it back in.

billybobisnotmyname · Aug 19, 2014

M'kay. It's getting late so I'll be back tomorrow.

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