Asus P8P67Pro no video on startup / was working

[Kosuno]

Hello,

I have an Asus P8P67Pro. The system was built, Win7 installed, no problems. Left the system to run some errands and when I came back the system had powered down.

Upon attempted restart I get no video signal. No red lights on the mobo on startup to indicate any issue.

I have attempted switching out memory, swapping in a different video card, etc. Nada.

At the moment I suspect one of two things...

One, no video light turns on on the mobo at all. Does this indicate a problem with the vid slot?

Two, using a Corsair SSD, known issues with sleep mode (mostly resolved). Problem here is the comp was running a 6hr download when I left so this seems unlikely. Also I disconnected the SSD and the system still does not post/send a vid signal.

 

[sylmarils]

Are there any boot up sounds?i.e. take out RAM and video and if you have the usual try moving the video card on a different slot.

 

[Robustus]

Hello,

I have an Asus P8P67Pro. The system was built, Win7 installed, no problems. Left the system to run some errands and when I came back the system had powered down.

Upon attempted restart I get no video signal. No red lights on the mobo on startup to indicate any issue.

I have attempted switching out memory, swapping in a different video card, etc. Nada.

At the moment I suspect one of two things...

One, no video light turns on on the mobo at all. Does this indicate a problem with the vid slot?

Two, using a Corsair SSD, known issues with sleep mode (mostly resolved). Problem here is the comp was running a 6hr download when I left so this seems unlikely. Also I disconnected the SSD and the system still does not post/send a vid signal.

Does your PSU have enough power? Connect video card alone in one 12V trail. Check that you have both 24-pin and 8-pin power cables connected. Clear CMOS, take out battery at least for ten minutes. Try memOK! Check video cable connection to your monitor?

 

[sylmarils]

Does your PSU have enough power? Connect video card alone in one 12V trail. Check that you have both 24-pin and 8-pin power cables connected. Clear CMOS, take out battery at least for ten minutes. Try memOK! Check video cable connection to your monitor?

Good man i forgot about checking the pins on the video cable LOL quite common