[SOLVED] My new build isn’t sending signal to my monitor

[Buildingcomputers123]

Hi, I have a build that is not sending signal to my monitor. I have tried two graphics cards, checked all cables from cpu to components.

I have 450 watts Vega 80+ bronze(sometimes computers fan all stop and then start again)
gtx 750 sc(single fan)
Ryzen 5 1400 4 core 3.2 GHz
Asrock x370 killer mb
2 tb western digital
Corsair vengeance lpx 16gb 288 pin ddr4
Any suggestions? Thank You

 

[Buildingcomputers123]

When I said Vega I meant evga my bad

 

[jacob68]

Hi, I have a build that is not sending signal to my monitor. I have tried two graphics cards, checked all cables from cpu to components.

I have 450 watts Vega 80+ bronze(sometimes computers fan all stop and then start again)
gtx 750 sc(single fan)
Ryzen 5 1400 4 core 3.2 GHz
Asrock x370 killer mb
2 tb western digital
Corsair vengeance lpx 16gb 288 pin ddr4
Any suggestions? Thank You

Faulty PSU.

 

[Buildingcomputers123]

Hmm

Faulty PSU.

Hmm, the psu seems to work as it does start the computer. Is there any certain way to known if it is truly faulty?

 

[jacob68]

Hmm


Hmm, the psu seems to work as it does start the computer. Is there any certain way to known if it is truly faulty?

You didnt mention any audible warnings when posting=not likely that its the mobo, cpu, ram or gpu.

Fans turning on and off=power supply issue of some sort. So unless you made some really creative cabling = PSU issue.

Or, you fried something during the assembly.

 

[Buildingcomputers123]

Yes, this is a new build and thank you for your info! Do you think I should just by another pcu to fix problem

 

[Weeman89]

Had the same issue a while back, was a faulty cpu, however can be anything. Try take a stick of ram out and run on 1 stick or run in different slots etc.

 

[Buildingcomputers123]

Had the same issue a while back, was a faulty cpu, however can be anything. Try take a stick of ram out and run on 1 stick or run in different slots etc.

Hmm might be the cpu. Is there anyway I can test and see if cpu is working? Also I did try to do the ram idea the outcome still was the same

 

[Buildingcomputers123]

You didnt mention any audible warnings when posting=not likely that its the mobo, cpu, ram or gpu.

Fans turning on and off=power supply issue of some sort. So unless you made some really creative cabling = PSU issue.

Or, you fried something during the assembly.

Today I bought a new PSU and this time the fans turn on for a flick of a second and turn back off any ideas of what the problem can be?

 

[lynx1021]

Your post showing solved? Anyway you might have something shorted, check your stand-offs an make sure they are not in the wrong places. Do an out of the case build with the board on your mother board box with just the motherboard, PSU, GPU, keyboard,monitor and mouse connected to see if you can get into the Bios screen. if it still wont work it is possible your CPU is not seated correctly.