DVI Error: No Signal

[Guest]

Hi! I just hooked my monitor up to my new computer build, but it says "DVI No signal". I have moved it to a different plug in and also took out the graphics card and plugged it back in. Do you know what the problem is? If so, thanks.

 

[amdrx480]

Check the lock of pci slot.

 

[Guest]

Check the lock of pci slot.

It's locked in.

 

[amdrx480]

Can i know what graphics card?

 

[Guest]

Can i know what graphics card?

It's a MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti DirectX 12 GTX 1050 Ti 4GT OC 4GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready card.

EDIT: If it helps, the monitor is a ASUS VG248

 

[amdrx480]

Your have onboard gpu[igpu]?

 

[Guest]

Your have onboard gpu[igpu]?

I believe I do. But the entire purpose of my build is to get onto gaming with some good cards.

 

[Guest]

Your have onboard gpu[igpu]?

I believe I do. But the entire purpose of my build is to get onto gaming with some good cards.

 

[amdrx480]

if so first connect the cable into your igpu. You go in the bios>advanced>north bridge configuration>"Primary Video Controller," "Primary Video Adapter" or "Initiate Graphic Adapter>select PCI.

 

[Guest]

if so first connect the cable into your igpu. You go in the bios>advanced>north bridge configuration>"Primary Video Controller," "Primary Video Adapter" or "Initiate Graphic Adapter>select PCI.

I tried that but it seems to load up the same error

 

[amdrx480]

can you check it through hdmi?

 

[Guest]

can you check it through hdmi?

The HDMI cable I have seems to fit the graphics card (sadly does not work with that either), but too big for the integrated graphics.

 

[amdrx480]

upon selecting pci in bios did you save using f10?

 

[Zmanrocks]

Try restarting ur pc like 20 times. This may work.

 

[bishopi5]

Try restarting ur pc like 20 times. This may work.

Never say this again please

 

[Guest]

upon selecting pci in bios did you save using f10?

I don't think I can access the BIOS because I can't connect it to the screen.

 

[Guest]

I haven't installed the operating system yet, though, since I have to open the BIOS first?

 

[amdrx480]

Just connect your monitor to onboard graphics. Enter bios>advanced>north bridge configuration>"Primary Video Controller," "Primary Video Adapter" or "Initiate Graphic Adapter>select PCI>Save [f10] and exit. Now connect to gtx 1050 it should load up now.

 

[Guest]

Just connect your monitor to onboard graphics. Enter bios>advanced>north bridge configuration>"Primary Video Controller," "Primary Video Adapter" or "Initiate Graphic Adapter>select PCI>Save [f10] and exit. Now connect to gtx 1050 it should load up now.

I tried hooking it up but that still says DVI: No Signal