Help I have no signal

[Dswayv]

I’ve just built my first pc and I was going to install windows but when I turned it on I got no signal on my monitor I looked it up and tried unplugging and replugging,taking out the ram,and gpu hoping it would just be a connection error but still the same no signal message

HELP THIS WAS SO EXPENSIVE!!!
Motherboard:gigabyte A320m-S2H
Gpu:Radeon RX 570
CPU:Ruzen 3

Mr.Stark I don’t feel so good:frowning:

[veeg]

Hello

Was anything else running? Like your fans etc.

[Dswayv]

yep everything turns on,fans work even the led light strips I installed are working which is why I’m so confused

[veeg]

Did you install your chipset drivers for that mobo?

[Dswayv]

Honestly I don’t even really know what that means, what are chipset drivers? I wasn’t told anything about them or how to install it

I sound stupid sorry

[jmarket]

Hello @Dswayv,

Welcome to PCHF

So to understand correctly, the PC powers on and the fans spin correct?

Have you tried swapping monitor cords and seeing if it’s a faulty cable?

[Dswayv]

Yea the P.C. turns on the fans spin correctly,and no I haven’t tried swapping the cables I don’t have a second one at my disposal I was hoping it would just be something stupid but I’ll buy a second one as soon as I get paid hopefully that’s the issue

[veeg]

Without the correct chipset drivers.. Your pc will not operate smoothly..

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard...port-dl-driver

[jmarket]

Exactly what Ryzen 3 CPU do you have?

[Dswayv]

AMD ryzen 3 4 core with Vega graphics

[jmarket]

Does it have a model number?

[Dswayv]

Honestly I’m not even sure where I’d find it I checked the box and the paper it came with but maybe I’m just not seeing it

[jmarket]

It should say something like Ryzen 3 2200G or Ryzen 3 3300X. Yours might be a Ryzen 3 2200G if it has Vega Graphics.

[Dswayv]

Found it!
I have the ryzen 3 22000g

[jmarket]

Not saying it is for sure, but. There is a possibility that your cpu is not supported without a bios update. That means you would need a cpu that is known to work with an early bios so you could update the bios to a version that supports your current cpu?

Before going down that path remove all the parts from your case and assemble the pc on a non conductive surface such as cardboard. Assemble it WITHOUT the graphics card and plug the monitor into the motherboard graphics port. test it.