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PC not turning on! Help!

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(Note: I have a decent understanding of how a PC works and all of the components go together but please ask because I may have missed something simple when assembling it)

———My parts are listed at the bottom——- My friend recently gave me an oldish PC of his because he was building a brand new one, he took apart the old one to clean it before giving it to me, when he put it back together to test it, it didn’t work. He then gave it to me for free and said I could keep it but I’d have to fix it. When I plug it in and turn it on, the fans all turn on and I can hear the hard drive spinning, however, it doesn’t send a signal to my screen,

I have tested the PSU with a multimeter and all the voltages are correct for the 2x12 mobo connector. The GPU has been tested in a different computer, it works The cpu is used off of eBay, but it is in perfect physical condition, has not been tested in a different computer Ram has not been tested in a different computer, —(is there any way to do that?)— but is what’s been previously used in the system

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I’m using an old (ish) TV, I believe it’s an IPS panel, I’m sure it does not do 4K, I think it’s probably 60hz

mobo: Gigabyte Ga- 78LMT (rev 2) Cpu: Amd FX-4300 Gpu: Msi GeForce GTX 1050 TI 4gt OC Ram: G.Skills Ripjaws X series (2x4gb) (ddr3 1333)

Thanks for any helpful tips, advice, or info you can share!
 
and if no luck with that, I would pull it all apart again and reassemble it on a piece of cardboard on the floor.
and only reconnect the bare essentials, mobo, cpu, heatsink and fan, psu, hard drive, keyboard and mouse.
leave off the GPU for now and plug monitor directly into mobo.
 
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