New GPU- No signal

[Awardf47]

I recently purchased a new Msi GTX 670 PE OC edition off of amazon because I was looking for a better card that fit under my $400 budget. I installed the card into its slot, and plugged in the two required PCI-E 6 pin connectors, verifying that they were plugged in correctly. I then secured the card into my case, closed it up, and plugged in the card. I never bothered to buy any high speed input cables, so I had to use the VGA to DVI-I adapter because I used a VGA cable, which came with an older monitor. When I started up my PC, I got this message:

"There is no signal coming from your computer."

Automatically I assumed that this was a problem with the power, but I have a Corsair Cx750w PSU, which has more than enough wattage considering the cards requirement of 500w. I originally had my PSU plugged into a Power block, but I still got the same message when I plugged it into the wall. I've seen many threads on similar issues, but I have yet to find an answer that works. Any help is greatly appreciated, I hope I can get the card working soon.

 

[Awesom3GamerA3G]

Make sure all the cable connections are plugged in. Sounds sorta nitpicky but it really does work for most problems. If you try that then try different cables/tvs. Last resort - your card might have to be sent in to the Manufacturer. (I fried one of my cards so I have experience in this area )

 

[Awardf47]

Make sure all the cable connections are plugged in. Sounds sorta nitpicky but it really does work for most problems. If you try that then try different cables/tvs. Last resort - your card might have to be sent in to the Manufacturer. (I fried one of my cards so I have experience in this area )

Thanks for the quick reply. Ive checked all the cables, everything is right where it should be, and secured. Hopefully my card wasn't DOA

 

[Awesom3GamerA3G]

Make sure all the cable connections are plugged in. Sounds sorta nitpicky but it really does work for most problems. If you try that then try different cables/tvs. Last resort - your card might have to be sent in to the Manufacturer. (I fried one of my cards so I have experience in this area )

Thanks for the quick reply. Ive checked all the cables, everything is right where it should be, and secured. Hopefully my card wasn't DOA

Ok. Try a different cable to connect it to the monitor/tv. Might be a faulty monitor cable. Last resort is to send it to manufacturer.
BTW Can you hear the fans on the graphics card spinning?

 

[Awardf47]

Ok. Try a different cable to connect it to the monitor/tv. Might be a faulty monitor cable. Last resort is to send it to manufacturer.
BTW Can you hear the fans on the graphics card spinning?

I can barely hear them, but I ran it with an open case and I saw that they were in fact spinning.