New Gaming Build, Powers On, No Display

[ArmchairGeek]

Hello all. Just built my first ever Gaming Build and I was excited to get it up and running, however my PC powers on just fine but there is no display to my monitor.

This is my build - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/vmyWqs

What I have tried.
1. Removing my GPU. No dice.
2. Reseating my RAM. Nope.
3. Plugged in and out my SVGA cable twice. Even swapped the ends to my PC and monitor.
4. Tried using an HDMI cable on my TV and connected it to my Mobo HDMI Port and my GPU HDMI Port. My monitor sadly doesn't have a HDMI Port.
5. Plugged out all wires from my mobo and then tried again. Nothing.

The only port left I haven't tried is my DVI Port. My motherboard and GPU both have the ports, is that an option and also is it tbe default for new mobo to monitor use?
This is my very first build all I want to do is use it. D:

My monitor, its not refurbished. Just showing what I have.
http://www.overstock.com/#/Electronics/Hanns-G-HW191A-19-inch-Widescreen-LCD-Monitor-Refurbished/4777687/product.html

There is a little green jack port on the bottom of the monitor with the word DVI hovering above it, but the DVI cables I see look extremely different.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Did it work when plugged into the TV via HDMI?

 

[ArmchairGeek]

Did it work when plugged into the TV via HDMI?

No

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Check every step here: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

 

[ArmchairGeek]

None of those steps helped.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Remove the GPU, and try using the onboard graphics by connecting the video cable to the motherboard.

 

[ArmchairGeek]

Remove the GPU, and try using the onboard graphics by connecting the video cable to the motherboard.

I tried. No dice. :/ Man this is annoying.

 

[ben001]

Have you tried another display cable or changed it to a newer display cable?. You haven't mentioned this on above.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Then the conclusion I come to is a faulty component, such as the motherboard.

 

[ArmchairGeek]

Have you tried another display cable or changed it to a newer display cable?. You haven't mentioned this on above.

No. The one I have works with my other computer just fine. But it doesn't have DVI only a VGA/HD. My new tower has all 3 and I don't have a DVI adapter yet. I ordered one today though.

 

[ben001]

Well, the problem could be from display cable or as turkey3_scratch mentioned, but let me know one thing, Can you hear the beep sound while turning ON your system?.

 

[ArmchairGeek]

Well, the problem could be from display cable or as turkey3_scratch mentioned, but let me know one thing, Can you hear the beep sound while turning ON your system?.

Yeah. Everything works fine. Just no display. Does it come default as DV I for the mobo I have? Also would a converter work?

 

[ben001]

Okay. Yes a converter should work unless it's faulty. Have you tried or tested your mobo with different memory (RAM) & with a different power supply?. If not, then try it. Still, If there is no response, then the problem is with your motherboard or luckily if your problem gets solved, then the problem is with your power supply unit ( Before troubleshooting, make sure your GPU is unplugged or it's better you remove that hardware)

Just making things sure.

 

[ArmchairGeek]

Okay. Yes a converter should work unless it's faulty. Have you tried or tested your mobo with different memory (RAM) & with a different power supply?. If not, then try it. Still, If there is no response, then the problem is with your motherboard or luckily if your problem gets solved, then the problem is with your power supply unit ( Before troubleshooting, make sure your GPU is unplugged or it's better you remove that hardware)

Just making things sure.

All the parts are new. So none of them should be faulty.

 

[ben001]

How can you be so sure about that?. Had you ever faced this kind of problem before?. It's not mandatory. Hardware's can get damaged anytime, whether it's new or old. Well, further troubleshooting could help you to find the exact problem. Hope you'll find a way.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

Okay. Yes a converter should work unless it's faulty. Have you tried or tested your mobo with different memory (RAM) & with a different power supply?. If not, then try it. Still, If there is no response, then the problem is with your motherboard or luckily if your problem gets solved, then the problem is with your power supply unit ( Before troubleshooting, make sure your GPU is unplugged or it's better you remove that hardware)

Just making things sure.

All the parts are new. So none of them should be faulty.

New parts can be faulty, I see it happen a lot.