New CPU and Motherboard, no signal to monitor

[TwistCone]

I recently upgraded to an AMD - Ryzen 7 1800X 3.6GHz 8-Core Processor and an Asus - PRIME X370-PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard. My build includes a corsair RM850 PSU, 16Gigs of DDR4 RAM, 120GB Kingston SSD, 120GB Samsung 840EVO, and a 1TB western Digital hard drive. When i turn on my comp everything turns on, fans work, no beeps. But my ASUS VG248QE 24" Full HD 1920x1080 monitor does not recieve a signal on HDMI from GPU or MoBo. Or DVI to GPU. Not sure what to do any advise will be helpful thank you.

 

[the nerd 389]

What GPU?

 

[TwistCone]

What GPU?

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 WINDFORCE

 

[the nerd 389]

You should double check all the power connectors to start with. It's easy to miss one when replacing a motherboard.

If they're all in place, connect the monitor to the GPU with HDMI, and then set the monitor's input to HDMI. This will ensure that it picks up anything that the GPU sends.

 

[TwistCone]

You should double check all the power connectors to start with. It's easy to miss one when replacing a motherboard.

If they're all in place, connect the monitor to the GPU with HDMI, and then set the monitor's input to HDMI. This will ensure that it picks up anything that the GPU sends.

I have my PCI-E connectors in for the GPU, MoBo, and CPU. And I did what you said

Halp https://imgur.com/gallery/N6MFg

 

[the nerd 389]

Shut everything down. You're missing at least one screw on the motherboard. If it's in there somewhere, it can cause some serious damage.

 

[TwistCone]

Shut everything down. You're missing at least one screw on the motherboard. If it's in there somewhere, it can cause some serious damage.

Yea i am missing a screw, but im using screws from an older mobo which i lost one screw so it no need to worry about that. Ill see if i can find another screw

 

[the nerd 389]

The center screw is missing, as well as at least one that goes below the GPU.

 

[TwistCone]

Shut everything down. You're missing at least one screw on the motherboard. If it's in there somewhere, it can cause some serious damage.

The center screw is missing, as well as at least one that goes below the GPU.

The one in the center on the bottom right above the PSU, correct.

 

[the nerd 389]

The one on the other side of the GPU is missing as well.

You are missing at least two screws.

I do not see any screws holding the motherboard down in that picture. There should be two visible.

 

[TwistCone]

In the last picture there is a screw hole but a rubber pokie thi g from my case goes there

 

[the nerd 389]

Sorry, I only saw the first photo.

Have you tried unplugging the DVI cable from the GPU?

 

[TwistCone]

Sorry, I only saw the first photo.

Have you tried unplugging the DVI cable from the GPU?

I tried unplugging everything but the hdmi from the gpu and io ports.

 

[the nerd 389]

If you can, try the GPU in another computer. If it doesn't work, somehow the GPU died. If it does work, RMA the motherboard.