Installed new motherboard, dvi has no signal, monitor not working

brandon2000 · Feb 12, 2017

I did everything on http://

When I turn on my pc, the case itself lights up with all the fans working, but the monitor just says "dvi no signal" and sleeps.

I dont know if I have bad equipment or if I have neglected something

My Specs
Monitor: Asus Ve228h 21.5" 1920x1080
CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz quad core processer
Motherboard(New): Asus z170-e atx lga1151
Motherboard(Old):Gigabyte Ga H110M-A Micro ATX Lga1151
Memory Cards: Kingston Fury 16gb (2 x 8gb) ddr4-2400
Storage: Crucial bx200 240gb 2.5" SSD ; Toshida P300 2tb 3.5" 7200rpm internal hard drive
Graphic Card: Evga geforce gtx 950 2gb ssc acx 2.0
Case: Deepcool tesseract sw atx mid tower case
Power Supply: evga 750w 80+ gold certified sem modular atx

Unboundstorm · Feb 12, 2017

So there's a couple of fixes that might sound stupid and please don't take offense if you think I'm treating you stupid but:
1) is the monitor on the right input mode?
2) is the video cable plugged into the graphics card or the I/O panel? (you might also try swapping these or try a completely different cable)

Other less common issues you could be running into is that the GPU didn't get plugged in all the way OR you may have forgotten to plug the power cable into the far right side of the GPU on top. Let me know if any of these work

Kavinqt · Feb 12, 2017

Try plugging in your Monitor straight into your Motherboard Graphics, so your CPU's dedicated graphics will display, It is possible you don't have the drivers for the 950 so it won't display. If this doesn't work open up the system check and see if all power cables are plugged in accordingly.

brandon2000 · Feb 12, 2017

Unboundstorm :

So there's a couple of fixes that might sound stupid and please don't take offense if you think I'm treating you stupid but:
1) is the monitor on the right input mode?
2) is the video cable plugged into the graphics card or the I/O panel? (you might also try swapping these or try a completely different cable)

Other less common issues you could be running into is that the GPU didn't get plugged in all the way OR you may have forgotten to plug the power cable into the far right side of the GPU on top. Let me know if any of these work

brandon2000 · Feb 12, 2017

I already tried Unboundstorm's suggestions. Unfortunately it did not work. I dont know what kavinqt means by "plugging my monitor straight into my motherboard graphics".

Paul NZ · Feb 12, 2017

Remove the GPU you installed and plug the monitor into one of the video ports on the back of the case

Unboundstorm · Feb 12, 2017

brandon2000 :

He wants you to plug the video cable into the I/O panel on your motherboard. (if you're not sure what that is, it's the thing with the USB ports/Ethernet port/probably and HDMI/mic/headphone jack etc on that sticks out the back of your computer). By plugging into that video port, your CPU's integrated graphics card will run the graphics for the computer instead of the GPU.

brandon2000 · Feb 13, 2017

Paul NZ :

That didn't work either

Unboundstorm · Feb 13, 2017

brandon2000 :

I think there's an issue with your motherboard or your cpu if that's the case. The only way I can think to figure out which it is, is to either 1) borrow a buddies cpu and install it or 2) buy a cheap ass cpu with integrated graphics and install thathe. If it works with a different cpu, get it replaced and contact Intel about it maybe being covered by warranty. If it doesn't work, you'll probably have to replace your mobo.

As I'm thinking about this, maybe try starating it and spam f12 (try to enter bios). I'm not sure if bios relies on cpu/GPU graphics or if it does its own and forces it through the cable, but it's worth a shot. If you get into bios, look for any components that aren't registering or that just look plain messed up

brandon2000 · Feb 16, 2017

What I just noticed was that the MemOk light is red. I tried pushing the button, it blinked for a little bit, and nothing helped. I soon figured out that my ram sticks were not compatible with the motherboard. So I bought new ram sticks (Corsair Vengeance LPX 16gb (4x4gb) ddr4-2400) There still is the red light. I reinstalled the ram many times, to no avail. The red light was still on. I feel like that is apart of my issue.

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