fresh desktop build, All new but I have no video output.

[casemaint]

I put in a new CPU, ASUS B-85 Motherboard, new RAM, new SSHD, new power supply. Fans run all lights come on. I checked for bent pins. Checked RAM specs. Even tried a known working hard drive. CPU is getting it's 12V from the 4 pin. Tried cleaning BIOS. I have changed positions with the RAM one at a time. I still have no video output. I have tried all the suggestions here on Tom's but still no video out from motherboard or video card. Could I have gotten a bad CPU? Or have I missed something? HELP PLEASE ANYONE!!

 

[seeingeyegod]

Do you get any beeps if you try powering on with just CPU (no video card or RAM)? It should beep a code for no RAM (assuming it has a built in speaker or you have the case speaker plugged in)

 

[rgd1101]

what the cpu? psu make and model? what the exact model of the motherboard?
the video card make and model?

 

[casemaint]

Do you get any beeps if you try powering on with just CPU (no video card or RAM)? It should beep a code for no RAM (assuming it has a built in speaker or you have the case speaker plugged in)

 

[casemaint]

No beeps at all.

 

[casemaint]

The MB is an ASUS B-85M-G, The CPU is a INTEL PENTIUM G3220 - LGA1150, The Graphics Card is a Galaxy. I tried both ways with the Graphics card installed and with out it just using the MB VGA and the HDMI out.

 

[seeingeyegod]

I doubt this is the reason, but if the BIOS is older than version 0501 it won't support that CPU. More likely one of the components is DOA. What method did you use to clear the BIOS/CMOS config?

 

[casemaint]

I doubt this is the reason, but if the BIOS is older than version 0501 it won't support that CPU. More likely one of the components is DOA. What method did you use to clear the BIOS/CMOS config?

 

[casemaint]

I pulled the battery. The motherboard is brand new thus I didn't think the BIOS would be older than 0501.

 

[seeingeyegod]

I pulled the battery. The motherboard is brand new thus I didn't think the BIOS would be older than 0501.

Usually just that won't clear the settings. You should try holding the power button down for about 30 seconds without the battery (and no power cables plugged in obviously). Although usually there is also a jumper on the board that will clear the config after removing the battery. The holding down the power button with no battery is the old school way.

 

[casemaint]

I pulled the battery. The motherboard is brand new thus I didn't think the BIOS would be older than 0501.

Usually just that won't clear the settings. You should try holding the power button down for about 30 seconds without the battery (and no power cables plugged in obviously). Although usually there is also a jumper on the board that will clear the config after removing the battery. The holding down the power button with no battery is the old school way.

 

[casemaint]

Thanks I will give that a try.