Hi,
So I just moved out of university after the semester, and I re-installed my desktop setup back at home. However, when I came to plug in the HDMI into my GPU, a 'No signal' message appeared on the monitor. I switched the cable to the MOBO's HDMI input and now I have signal. I tried a different HDMI cable, and that one does the same thing: works on MOBO but not GPU. I then went into the device manager tab of windows, and sure enough the my GPU appears there as if everything was working well. I also tried viewing it through HWMonitor, and everything appears normal. I tried cleaning up the inside of my desktop as well, and made sure the connection to the PCI slot is right, but it didn't make any difference. Also, I am using a ASUS Strix GTX 960. I am not sure what else to try...
Thanks in advance!
- Jedi
So I just moved out of university after the semester, and I re-installed my desktop setup back at home. However, when I came to plug in the HDMI into my GPU, a 'No signal' message appeared on the monitor. I switched the cable to the MOBO's HDMI input and now I have signal. I tried a different HDMI cable, and that one does the same thing: works on MOBO but not GPU. I then went into the device manager tab of windows, and sure enough the my GPU appears there as if everything was working well. I also tried viewing it through HWMonitor, and everything appears normal. I tried cleaning up the inside of my desktop as well, and made sure the connection to the PCI slot is right, but it didn't make any difference. Also, I am using a ASUS Strix GTX 960. I am not sure what else to try...
Thanks in advance!
- Jedi
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