Graphical Interfact, no display

Mar 9, 2018
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My DxDiag (PC specs) here --> http://textuploader.com/dx7ix

•CPU: AMD FX-4130 @3.8Ghz
•RAM: Kingston 12GB 1600mhz (8+4)
•MOBO: 760GM-P23-FX
•PSU: G7 Power Extreme 780W

Hi,
I'm having problem with No display and graphical interfacts.

It all started when I played BF4, the screen started to flicker like in old 80s TV. Then my pc turned off. After the PC turned off, I was unable to turn it on again because of Monitor and all usb ports stopped working, however fan and light working.

Online I could find "fixes" such as reset cmos, check for all cables plugged the right way, clean ram pins, and plugging motherboard battery out and in. Unfortunately those "fixes" didn't worked.

I ended up checking if my GPU hdmi is working with TV but it does not display anything.

*I am using VGA to DVI-I adapter (Came with GPU)*

When I plugged my old GPU (Radeon HD 6350 2GB), the monitor and usb started to work but I'm having issues with display (vertical, horizontal lines) glitching my full screen either on bios screen.

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Will appreciate any help.

In conclusion:
•R7 370 2GB MSI isn't displaying anything when using vga to dvi-i or hdmi... (lights, fans working)
•Old GPU has graphical interfacts.

I am writing this post by using integrated gpu from mobo: AMD 760G

Video with (Radeon HD 6350 2GB) GPU:
https://youtu.be/-7B7yD14Is4
 
Solution
Using the onboard iGPU, update the BIOS to the newer version. https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/760GM-P23-FX
After that, try the r7 370 again, if you still have problem, either the PSU has problem to handle the r7 370 or the MB is not compatible with the r7 370. Keep in mind the PSU only has 2X 6-pin pcie power cable, that means it is not good enough, but maybe still good for the r7 370.