New Parts DVI Not Detected

[Grfffn]

So I recently moved my setup from one case to another, along with installing a Kraken X61 and a new PSU (EVGA G2). After attempting to boot, my monitor does not receive any signal from my motherboard's DVI port.
My GPU is receiving power.

Are there any common known issues with monitors that can come from something like this?
Any suggestions?
I know its somewhat broad but I don't have anything else to to on

Thanks, forum!

 

[rolli59]

What GPU? Normally a discrete GPU will disable onboard and to display from the GPU you need to connect monitor cable to the card not the motherboard.

 

[Grfffn]

What GPU? Normally a discrete GPU will disable onboard and to display from the GPU you need to connect monitor cable to the card not the motherboard.

EVGA GTX 970. I've had problems with the onboard being disabled before, but I used an ASUS bios setting to get it off in order for me to be able to use a second monitor with an on board connection. I've tried using the port from the GPU and still have no luck.

 

[rolli59]

So card not displaying at all? You will need to get in BIOS to enable that setting.

 

[Grfffn]

So card not displaying at all? You will need to get in BIOS to enable that setting.

Well, yes, but I still have no monitor connection at all. I tried an HDMI connection to my mobo and still no signal.

 

[rolli59]

No display from the card is what you have to sort out before worrying about the onboard which will work if you remove the card. Try re seating the card.

 

[Grfffn]

No display from the card is what you have to sort out before worrying about the onboard which will work if you remove the card. Try re seating the card.

Took card out, tried, no connection. Put card back in, no connection. I had a recent run in that broke my old PSU and could have potentially hurt my mobo. Although its taking power I'm slightly worried it has something to do with it.

 

[rolli59]

That is a good possibility but try resetting BIOS with the card out before we go that route.

 

[Grfffn]

That is a good possibility but try resetting BIOS with the card out before we go that route.

Cleared the BIOS using my mobo's jumper but still no luck with on board. Reseating the battery now.

 

[rolli59]

If you had a PSU incident it most likely damaged the board, then again board damage can sometimes look like PSU damage. What PSU did you have?

 

[Grfffn]

If you had a PSU incident it most likely damaged the board, then again board damage can sometimes look like PSU damage. What PSU did you have?

It was a corsaie cx600m. After I fried it, I tested the PSU, CPU, and mobo together and nothing would work. New PSU then came in, and I plugged it in and the CPU received power and fans were spinning again.

 

[rolli59]

Ok then the unlikely thing happened and it looks like it took the board with it.

 

[Grfffn]

Ok then the unlikely thing happened and it looks like it took the board with it.

Damn. Lasted me a good while too. Thanks for all the massive help, I'm going to replace it with a very similar version to keep the same UEFI Asus BIOS that I've come to love.

Thanks for the massive help man!

 

[rolli59]

You are welcome.