Computer Hope
Hardware => Hardware => Topic started by: Phusion3488 on September 24, 2016, 10:21:51 AM
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First off thank you for taking the time to read this!
I built a PC about a year ago. Works great! But from time to time it decides to not display anything and make me open it up and disconnect everything and reinstall each component one at a time... This time I'm not seeing any POST codes to help me. So I'm reaching out to you! Here are my specs
Msi gaming 7 z97
I7 4790
16gb (8x2)corsair vengeance/8gb (4x2) fury hyper x
Nvidia Evga gtx 960
Pny 240gb SSD
Seagate 3tb hdd
LG Blu-ray/DVD rw
LG DVD rw
TP Link (wireless network card)
ROSEWILL Bronze 1000W PSU
Currently everything is out except:
8gb corsair
Ssd
Psu
Cpu
Using on board (hdmi) graphics.. Not getting anything displayed
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Still not booting at minimal boot then you would want to try RAM stick in different slot, and then swap out power supply as next cause. You should get a POST without the SSD connected.
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i've dropped down to one stick... i'm in DIMM1 slot (i think that's the correct slot for one stick)
still no display. :(
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Try a single RAM stick in a different slot. If it still doesnt boot try a different RAM stick. If still no boot then reset the CMOS BIOS back to default. If still no boot swap out the power supply. If still no boot then you might be looking at a motherboard failure.
Were you overclocking at all prior to this?
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used jumper to reset CMOS while PC is unplugged
changed to one 4gb ram stick
also changed slots
also changed HDMI cable and HDMI slot
nothing :( :'(
note: i feel like my keyboard is taunting me.. its back light is rolling over all the letters... unresponsive to CAPS Lock..
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my evil keyboard... FYI never seen this before until now haha
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You cannot use HDMI until it's setup properly in Control Panel...use a VGA connection to do so.
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No VGA output. only HDMIx2 and DISPLAY port
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Use display port then...
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Another guess would be your motherboard, replacing that could be a last resort
Might as well exhaust every single option to see what's going wrong.