Computer not working P2

[jackssky000]

hey guys this is a part 2 from my last thread. Basically my computer would not work because I was using an off brand power supply now I have a cx750m corsair and the computer starts up fine the only problems is my monitor is not connecting with my graphics card (I'm using an LG tv) can anyone help?

 

[lumineZ]

Please list your hardware spesifications with the question

 

[jackssky000]

1 tb brand new,1tb used with windows 10 and 250 GB old and shitty

2 8gig ddr4 ram sticks 2400mh

Geforce gtx 1050 ti

H110M-S2H-GSM gigabyte motherboard

I7 7700K processor

Evo 212 cooling

 

[DSzymborski]

How are you verifying it starts up fine? Are you trying it without the GPU and using the motherboard outputs instead?

 

[jackssky000]

The starts ups fine and yes still nothing

 

[DSzymborski]

The starts ups fine and yes still nothing

And this is verified how?

 

[jackssky000]

Well everything seems to run fine I just can't get a signal to my tv

 

[jackssky000]

I seem to not understand what you mean by verified

 

[DSzymborski]

I seem to not understand what you mean by verified

How do you know everything's running fine if you can't see anything? Just because you have some sounds and lights doesn't mean everything else is working correctly.

 

[jackssky000]

Well my fan to my graphics card is running meaning there has to be some power going to it and I double checked every wire I put in to make sure they were snug other than that I dont know how to determine if its working or not

 

[jackssky000]

So i checked my CPU connecter and the connector looked different from the socket in my motherboard . on the power supply cord the symbols go polygon square polygon polygon but on the motherboard they go polygon square square polygon. I dont know if that makes a diffrence or not because it plugs in just fine but maybe it will help

 

[jackssky000]

https://ibb.co/dE73tb
https://ibb.co/gMm7KG

 

[DSzymborski]

OK, so then you don't know whether it's working. These are important questions because we need to be able to eliminate things that aren't the GPU. What happens when you remove the GPU and use the integrated graphics with your TV?

Also, you shouldn't need to force in a power supply connector.

 

[jackssky000]

I tried to take the card out and I still had the same problem

 

[DSzymborski]

I tried to take the card out and I still had the same problem

Then the problem is likely something else if you can't boot without the GPU either. This is why I asked if you had verified that things were working otherwise; in this case they don't appear to be.

Was your motherboard's BIOS updated for Kaby Lake CPUs? An H110 motherboard will not work with this CPU out-of-the-box unless the BIOS has been updated. You likely have a sticker somewhere on the motherboard or box saying what version of BIOS it comes with.

 

[jackssky000]

I could not find anything saying bios on it. But I do have a motherboard driver disk that it came with

 

[DSzymborski]

I could not find anything saying bios on it. But I do have a motherboard driver disk that it came with

That won't do anything if you can't boot up.

Without any knowledge of your BIOS, your next step is to find a local computer store that can update your BIOS or call Gigabyte and talk to them about doing it. There's a reason that the motherboards that came out with Skylake aren't recommended for use with Kaby Lake CPUs unless you have the ability to verify before purchase that the BIOS has been updated.

Another option, if you're still within the return window, is to simply return the motherboard and get 200-series motherboard that should work out of the box. Preferably a Z270 motherboard as it's a bit of a waste to run an 7700k on a budget motherboard.