Problem with getting computer to show on screen

[Simpsonnn]

Hello,

Basically my problem is I'm trying to get my computer to show up on my screen. The computer starts but nothing shows on the screen. I have tried 3 different TVs, 2 different hdmi cables and tried a different graphics card thinking that the ports could be broken at the back of my current one and still nothing shows on the screen. I really don't know what to do, I've been trying to get it to show for days and nothing. Anybody got any suggestions??

 

[Herc08]

Ok, are you using the same cable? Also, does it show anything AT ALL? What are your computer specs? You may want to try a VGA cable.

 

[HritabanS_2661]

Did you mean that your PC starts but nothing is shown in the monitor? Also what is your computer's specs?

 

[clarkjd]

Are you sure that you selected the correct HDMI input on the TV?

 

[Simpsonnn]

The tvs just say no video available or no signal. My graphics card doesnt have a VGA input but I do have a DVI to VGA adapter which came with the graphics card which I have tried but still nothing displays. I have tried two HDMI cables and neither of them work.

My computer specs:

8GB RAM
2TB Hard Drive
ASUS GTX 960 2GB
650W Power supply (its a cheap make one, but I was planning to replace this along with adding new RAM, but after not even getting it to display, might need to delay this)
Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3motherboard

 

[Herc08]

Ok, try this, remove the GPU, and hook up the VGA cable to the motherboard. We want to rule out if your computer cannot do display at all. If it does work, then it is a GPU issue. We can troubleshoot from there.

 

[clarkjd]

I still think that the issue is with selecting the proper input on the TV. It should have a menu that will let you select a non-antenna input.

 

[Simpsonnn]

I will try that solution when I come come home from work. And I don't think it's to do with selecting the proper input on tv because I've used these TVs before for the computer and always used the same input.

 

[Simpsonnn]

One more thing, I don't think I can check if it is going to display when using vga connected to the motherboard to my tv, because surely I would need to go into the BIOS to be able to get computer to start up from the motherboard?

 

[Herc08]

One more thing, I don't think I can check if it is going to display when using vga connected to the motherboard to my tv, because surely I would need to go into the BIOS to be able to get computer to start up from the motherboard?

Well, you have to make sure you take out the grpahic card before you use the VGA port.

 

[Simpsonnn]

I have taken out the graphics card and inserted the vga cable into motherboard and into tv and still nothing shows.