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Okay, I purchased a brand new PSU Antec Atom V550, I connected the NEW Antec PSU to the motherboard, pressed the power button on the PC cabinet, as usual, NO RESPONSE, I took the PC cabinet(with just GPU, motherboard, RAM, CPU ) and kept it in the sunshine for an hour after an hour brought it...

During a heavy rainy day, I tried to switch ON the PC by pressing the power button on the CASE, There was NO RESPONSE, I tried pressing it a few times, still NO RESPONSE, I removed the case and removed all the components cleaned the DUST inside the case and again assembled everything back...

Here the benchmark in HIGH SETTINGS

I am totally confused about what's going on. When I plugged the GPU in open-ended PCI-Ex4 (@x2) slot on the motherboard, the monitor displayed, but when I logged into Windows, after a few minutes a BLUE SCREEN showed with no response, I then turned off the System, removed the GPU from the...

Thank you very much for this suggestion, I just took out the GPU which I packed and kept aside to take it to the service center. I plugged the GPU to the open-ended PCI-Ex4 (@x2) slot on the motherboard, but still, the HDMI cable was plugged to the motherboard's HDMI port, I pressed the Power...

So The GPU GTX 1050Ti is at fault here, But the fans were spinning in the GPU. Now I have completely removed the GPU from the motherboard and installing the IGPU drivers (Vega 8 Graphics, which is actually performs much lower than Gtx 1050Ti). Also since now I am using IGPU only 5.94 GB out of 8...

I have updated the BIOS to the latest version when It was released. But the problem is when I click the option iGFX, I am being asked to assign the memory for the IGPU. HERE IS THE IMAGE.

Just two option are available they are IGFX or PCIe Here is the image with options.

Actually, when I held down the power button in the PC CASE for 20 SECONDS, there was no GPU in the Motherboard, as I removed it before doing that. I clicked "load optimized default" Here is the image. The above image was without GPU in the motherboard.

Yes, I removed the GPU too. after a few minutes, I wrote the above message, I went in and disconnected the HDMI cable from Motherboard and connected it back, and press the power button on the PC CASE. the monitor showed the display. But in BIOS I found that still IGFX/ IGPU is disabled. Same as...

I removed all the cords, from the PC, held the power button for 20seconds, then removed the CMOS from the motherboard, after 6 minutes I again reinstalled the CMOS, plugged in the monitor cable to HDMI port of Motherboard and the power cables, PC booted, but the monitor showed "NO DISPLAY "...

Thanks for replying. I will try all your instructions and share the results here. I too found it very strange that Monitor showed the display when I plugged the HDMI cable to the Motherboard's port as I have clearly disabled d the IGPU in the BIOS.

I have a GTX 1050Ti GPU, I am using it for over a year, Yesterday When I turned on my PC the monitor showed NO SIGNAL, I thought the problem is in Monitor so I connected the HDMI cable coming from my Monitor to a Laptop, I got the display on the Monitor, Which Means the Monitor is fine.Question...

neither of that, PC is exactly a year old.

yeah tried jump starting still no response.