no display on the screen and no beeps when graphics card is out

[Teach-Tech-Talk]

i had this problem for a while, and tried googling it but couldn't find anything I ended up buying one of those case speakers. it doesn't beep until I take out all the ram. I'm really stuck, it would be great if someone could help me. Also if this is in the wrong category please tell me so I can change it.

P.S.
Please respond ASAP
- I don't have the complete system but I have the main parts just to boot it up (gpu, motherboard, cpu, ram, psu)
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- part list so far / -
- AMD - FX-8350 4.0GHz 8-Core Processor
- Asus - M5A78L-M PLUS/USB3 Micro ATX AM3+ Motherboard
- Patriot - Signature 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
- Patriot - Signature 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory
- MSI - GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Video Card
- Rosewill - TYRFING ATX Mid Tower Case
- Logisys - 480W ATX Power Supply

 

[Shektron]

Well, it doesn't need a 6-pin. But that PSU is utter crap(any PSU from Logitech is, honestly). I'd really recommend trying to get the PSU tested, it's highly likely that it's the problem here. There are other possibilities, but the symptoms your PC is showing is indicative of either a defective or an under-powered GPU. Did you re-check all connections to everything in the computer?

 

[Teach-Tech-Talk]

Well, it doesn't need a 6-pin. But that PSU is utter crap(any PSU from Logitech is, honestly). I'd really recommend trying to get the PSU tested, it's highly likely that it's the problem here. There are other possibilities, but the symptoms your PC is showing is indicative of either a defective or an under-powered GPU. Did you re-check all connections to everything in the computer?

I checked all my connections multiple times.
What wattage should I get for a 328W system? also should I get any special efficiencies?

 

[Shektron]

Usually a 500 W supply will be good enough, also allowing for future upgrades. Try to get at least Bronze rating. Something like the EVGA 500B, or the Corsair CX450M is also good. A Seasonic M12II 520 W PSU is also very good.

 

[Teach-Tech-Talk]

Usually a 500 W supply will be good enough, also allowing for future upgrades. Try to get at least Bronze rating. Something like the EVGA 500B, or the Corsair CX450M is also good. A Seasonic M12II 520 W PSU is also very good.

Are you sure a 500W would be enough? I only ask because some people were telling me to get atleast 750W.

 

[Shektron]

750W is definitely overkill. Highest I would go on the wattage is 550W, nothing more. If you do have the budget, then there are absolutely better quality options out there. For example, the EVGA Supernova G3 550W costs $90. It'll be an extremely good unit. Another PSU for the same price is the Corsair Rm550x 550W. Both of these are high-end PSUs, meant for those looking for moderate wattage but high quality components. A slightly less expensive, but still good, PSU would be an EVGA 550W B3 PSU.