Hello guys just built a computer at the beginning of the month was working totally fine until this morning. When I turned it on, it said no HDMI signal detected. I've tried changing HDMI cables made sure my graphics card was in place. even hooked up my PlayStation to my monitor to make it wasn't that. No idea what to do now?
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No HDMI signal
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Msi b450 Tomohawk maxHi @Scarey95 and welcome to PCHF
What are the specs of your PC? We need to know:
- Motherboard
- OS
- RAM
- Video Card
- CPU
Windows 10
G skill ripjaw V series 8gbx2
Gigabyte radeon rx 5700 xt
And ryzen 3600
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If i may chime in with an observation and a question 
Q: What is the brand and model name or number of the power supply.
There is no onboard video available from the MB as the Ryzen 3600 CPU does not have it integrated into the CPU from where the MB would be getting it from.
Q: What is the brand and model name or number of the power supply.
Corsair cx650 650 watt 80 plus bronzeIf i may chime in with an observation and a question
There is no onboard video available from the MB as the Ryzen 3600 CPU does not have it integrated into the CPU from where the MB would be getting it from.
Q: What is the brand and model name or number of the power supply.
You could have dome with a Gold efficiency rated PSU with having such a power hungry GPU but the Corsair should still be able to power it.
Try swapping the 6 and 8 pin PCI-E connections around and likewise try moving the GPU to the other PCI-E slot on the MB.
Can I ask that you do not quote every reply, it really does not help any and just makes for unnecessary reading, thanks.
Try swapping the 6 and 8 pin PCI-E connections around and likewise try moving the GPU to the other PCI-E slot on the MB.
Can I ask that you do not quote every reply, it really does not help any and just makes for unnecessary reading, thanks.
Can I ask why the GPU wouldn't fit in the second slot.
Options include the following;
Reseat the RAM.
Trying another GPU.
Try connecting the GPU using the display port.
Remove the CMOS battery and leave it out for a while, just in case there is a bad MB setting,
See if your can borrow an appropriate PSU to make sure that the GPU is getting enough juice.
Get the GPU tested by a local tech or tech store.
To help with troubleshooting I suggest that you get yourself a BIOS speaker for the MB, see attachment;
Options include the following;
Reseat the RAM.
Trying another GPU.
Try connecting the GPU using the display port.
Remove the CMOS battery and leave it out for a while, just in case there is a bad MB setting,
See if your can borrow an appropriate PSU to make sure that the GPU is getting enough juice.
Get the GPU tested by a local tech or tech store.
To help with troubleshooting I suggest that you get yourself a BIOS speaker for the MB, see attachment;
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Hopefully they will fix it, will close this thread now but if you need further help with this in the future please contact a staff member who can reopen this thread for you.
Good luck with it.
Good luck with it.
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