No video signal, onboard or dedicated

[Eggbertx]

I'm working on building a custom PC, and I've run into a problem. I have an Asrcock B75 Pro 3 motherboard and a Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 video card.
After I installed everything (correctly, as far as I know, but I could be wrong, since this is my first build), including the video card. When I powered it on, I didn't get any display. Thinking it might be an issue with the video card, I plugged in a VGA cable to the onboard video, and I still can't see anything. I reset my CMOS, and there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with my RAM
Any ideas?

 

[gigdog]

did you change from on board graphics to pcie graphics in your bios ???

 

[gigdog]

you can't just take it out of the graphics card and plug it in to the on board graphics it won't work you need to turn off and unplug it from all power then take out the graphics card and your on board graphics will work again then go into your bios and change it from on board to pcie then shut it down again pug in the graphics card reconnect the vga to graphics card out let and power it up you should find it will be working

 

[Eggbertx]

did you change from on board graphics to pcie graphics in your bios ???

I already said I can't get anything from the onboard graphics.

you can't just take it out of the graphics card and plug it in to the on board graphics it won't work you need to turn off and unplug it from all power then take out the graphics card and your on board graphics will work again then go into your bios and change it from on board to pcie then shut it down again pug in the graphics card reconnect the vga to graphics card out let and power it up you should find it will be working

I should have specified that. I forgot to mention that I turned off the computer, removed the video card and tried to use the onboard graphics.

 

[gigdog]

yer well I don't read minds so have found the problem yet ?or not
as we are here to help if we can

 

[Eggbertx]

I haven't yet. I checked the CPU and socket just in case and didn't see any bent pins.