Help!!! Newly Assembled PC no display????

[Avirath Chaubey]

Hello Everyone....

Today I assembled my pc with...
Asus prime b350m-a mobo
Ryzen 5 1600
Gigabite gtx 1060 6gb
HyperX ddr4 2400Mhz (Single stick 8gb ram)

Everything was assembled perfectly.... My monitor only had a VGA and DVI-D port, GPU- HDMI and DVI-D... but I only had one VGA and HDMI cable.... I first connected my pc(via mobo) using a vga cable to my monitor and I saw vga input showing "INACTIVE". Later I tried connecting via HDMI cable from both GPU and motherboard to my TELEVISION. Still no Input was shown.. All components:Chase fan, cpu fan,Rgb etc are working fine. Only I m not seeing anything on screen.

Someone please tell me what can I do to fix the problem..

Thank You

 

[Avirath Chaubey]

Here is my wattage from extreme outervision http://outervision.com/b/Xy38nw
and complete system https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RJMKRG

 

[Barty1884]

Wow. Just looking through Amazon.in, there's absolutely nothing of decent quality unless you pay near double (or more) than the current pricing for a VS550.

Here is my wattage from extreme outervision http://outervision.com/b/Xy38nw
and complete system https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RJMKRG

That PSU requirement is excessive - you won't be pulling more than 300W at max load (stock speeds anyway).

But, just because your draw is less than the 550W written o nthe side of a VS550, doesn't guarantee it'll work.
Any component can be DOA , but looking through oyur list of components, the PSU looks more like the culprit to me (assuming there is a culprit and a DVI-D cable doesn't work).

 

[DRagor]

In this case something is not working in your build. Do you have motherboard beeper installed?

What is that??

This: https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Internal-Onboard-Speaker-Motherboard/dp/B0146P072U

 

[Avirath Chaubey]

Wow. Just looking through Amazon.in, there's absolutely nothing of decent quality unless you pay near double (or more) than the current pricing for a VS550.

Here is my wattage from extreme outervision http://outervision.com/b/Xy38nw
and complete system https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RJMKRG

That PSU requirement is excessive - you won't be pulling more than 300W at max load (stock speeds anyway).

But, just because your draw is less than the 550W written o nthe side of a VS550, doesn't guarantee it'll work.
Any component can be DOA , but looking through oyur list of components, the PSU looks more like the culprit to me (assuming there is a culprit and a DVI-D cable doesn't work).

DVI-D cable doesn't work?? I never used one.. I used VGA of motherboard to monitor(That didn't work as no iGPU) and HDMI of GPU to TV(that didn't work as no driver was installed on system).. I will buy a DVI-D cable today to see whether it works or not(GPU and Monitor both have a DVI-D port).

Also I got my psu checked by a friend. He has a i5 4460 and r9 270x 2-way crossfire, 3hdd and 1 ssd and everything was working fine. He played for atleast 30-min and there were no issue at all so I assume psu is not the problem. I will inform you all whether DVI-D cable worked or not...

 

[Avirath Chaubey]

Hello Everyone. So today I bought a DVI-D cable.. and guess what?? It still didn't work... Later I opened my cabinet to see whether everything is plugged in fine or not... I removed my ram card and installed it in the motherboard. I heard a "snap" and assumed it is plugged in. Later I pushed other side of ram and to my surprise it went in further and I realized It was all because of RAM!!!