All Fans on, No Display

[AsianLisp]

CPU- Intel i5 2500k
Motherboard-Gigabyte GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3
RAM- Corsair Vengeance (4GBx2)
CPU cooler-Coolermaster Hyper Plus 212
Video Card-EVGA GTX 570
Power Supply-Raidmax 850W PSU
Hard drive-Samsung Spinpoint 1TB
Operating System-Windows 7 64 Bit
Case-Cooler Master Storm Enforcer

-I've already tried ALL the steps listed in the trouble shooting thread

1. I've unscrewed and rescrewed in the motherboard
2. Made sure 24 pin and 4 pins were in correctly
3. MoBo speaker= 1 beep when I turn on the computer.

What is the problem?

 

[rolli59]

Are you using the IGP on the CPU or are you using a discrete GPU (no info on graphics card)? If you have a discrete GPU try the onboard the discrete might be faulty!

 

[jsc]

One short beep indicates a successful POST. The thing is, the POST routines can check only the video interface on the motherboard and video card. The POST routines cannot check the internal workings of the video card.

If you are using a discrete video card, check it in another system.

 

[AsianLisp]

Sorry about that. I'm using a GTX 570.

 

[rolli59]

Did you hook up the external power from the PSU to the card? If so remove the card and see if the IGP on the CPU works through the motherboard, if it does most likely the card is bad.

 

[AsianLisp]

I thought it was the card so I swapped it out for a new one. Monitor still displays DVI-D Power Saving Mode

 

[Paperdoc]

IF your mobo has built-in video display AND you are actually trying to use your separate graphics card, check where your video output cable to the monitor is plugged in. It must be into the graphics card, NOT the connector built into the back panel of the mobo.

 

[AsianLisp]

IF your mobo has built-in video display AND you are actually trying to use your separate graphics card, check where your video output cable to the monitor is plugged in. It must be into the graphics card, NOT the connector built into the back panel of the mobo.

It's plugged into the graphics card

 

[rolli59]

It is a possibility that the motherboard is the culprit if you have a known working card and still not getting display.

 

[g-unit1111]

Same problem, different configuration.

Case: Antec 900
PSU: Corsair TX-750
Motherboard: Asus M4A87TD EVO
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1055
RAM: 16GB Corsair CMS600
Hard Drive: Western Digital 320GB
Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 280

You could try moving the card to another PCI-E slot and seeing if that works, I'm having the same problem with mine - all fans work and there's power going to the display, but no picture.