Question No hdmi signal and keeps restarting

[1t1t1t1]

When im starting my PC(ryzen 5 2400G, 1050ti, 8 GB RAM), my monitor(DELL 27" 144hz curved)
Shows "Asus in search of incredible" as usual then it says "Scanning for signal" then "no hdmi2 signal from your device" then it keeps restarting in loop, is it really my graphic cards fault, or whats happening?

 

[rgd1101]

the monitor only have hdmi?

 

[1t1t1t1]

Yes

 

[1t1t1t1]

I forgot to say that i can stay in my BIOS without any problems

 

[rgd1101]

you have a igpu. take the 1050 ti out and test with the igpu

 

[1t1t1t1]

It isnt powering up, ima try to clean it, puttin it back and to see

 

[1t1t1t1]

This isnt working

 

[rgd1101]

what not working the pc?

 

[1t1t1t1]

When i get out the 1050ti, the pc isnt working. I just put it back on, i cleaned the video card instead, but i have the same problem

 

[rgd1101]

what do you mean it isn't working without the 1050ti?

 

[1t1t1t1]

I mean the entire pc isnt powering on

 

[rgd1101]

and it power on with 1050ti?

what the make and model of the psu?

 

[1t1t1t1]

And after putting it back on, after being cleaned, im meeting the same problem that i started with

 

[1t1t1t1]

and it power on with 1050ti?

what the make and model of the psu?

Yes, its powering on with it

 

[rgd1101]

how did you know if it is not power on or not?

 

[1t1t1t1]

Umm, i dont remember, but i know it haves 500W

 

[1t1t1t1]

Umm, i dont remember, but i know it haves 500W

The psu

 

[dotas1]

It should work with the igpu though. When you remove 1050Ti you need to connect HDMI to your motherboard and it should boot. If it doesn't, reset CMOS then try again.

How to Reset CMOS on Motherboard

A tutorial on how to reset the CMOS, which can help solve problems Step 1 - Turn off the computer Save any work you might have on the computer, turn it off, unplug the cable from the PSU at the back and flip the switch off (if there is one) Hold down the power button for a few seconds to...

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500W means nothing. open the case and take a look at the psu for the sticker with the brand and model.

 

[1t1t1t1]

It has an RGB orange lighting when its powered on + i pressed the start button but without the gpu it wasnt working

 

[1t1t1t1]

It should work with the igpu though. When you remove 1050Ti you need to connect HDMI to your motherboard and it should boot. If it doesn't, reset CMOS then try again.

How to Reset CMOS on Motherboard

A tutorial on how to reset the CMOS, which can help solve problems Step 1 - Turn off the computer Save any work you might have on the computer, turn it off, unplug the cable from the PSU at the back and flip the switch off (if there is one) Hold down the power button for a few seconds to...

forums.tomshardware.com

500W means nothing. open the case and take a look at the psu for the sticker with the brand and model.

I'll try it, it maybe work

 

[rgd1101]

It has an RGB orange lighting when its powered on + i pressed the start button but without the gpu it wasnt working

what the motherboard model? could that be a warning/error light?

 

[1t1t1t1]

what the motherboard model? could that be a warning/error light?

It s an Asus, but i cant see the model

 

[1t1t1t1]

It s an Asus, but i cant see the model

But no, the light isnt a error sign, its a normal thing

 

[hang-the-9]

When i get out the 1050ti, the pc isnt working. I just put it back on, i cleaned the video card instead, but i have the same problem

Start at the beginning, has this ever worked? Is this a new computer build you did or something you bought? There is no reason the computer should not turn on without the video card unless there is something wrong with the build or how you are doing this. If it's new and a pre-built contact their support as the first step so they can guide you through checking it and get it replaced if needed.

 

[1t1t1t1]

Start at the beginning, has this ever worked? Is this a new computer build you did or something you bought? There is no reason the computer should not turn on without the video card unless there is something wrong with the build or how you are doing this. If it's new and a pre-built contact their support as the first step so they can guide you through checking it and get it replaced if needed.

Actually, its a bought pc, not built by me, but yes, the video card worked when i bought the pc(i was using an adapter bcs i didnt have an hdmi port monitor)