[SOLVED] Normal post beep, no display.

[Tduc]

I am having a problem with a new build I assembled yesterday and I can’t pinpoint the location of this problem. I get a normal post beep, yet I have no display. I’ve tested the PSU, reseated ram, used a different port on the GPU, swapped the GPU to one I definitely know works, and I’ve checked all the connectors and I’ve tried a different display with a different cable. I think the source of this problem would be a faulty PCIe controller, or some dodgy ram that I got on the cheap.

Specs:
Ryzen 5 2600
Gigabyte B450 Gaming X
2x8gb 2666mhz Klevv ram (which is definitely inserted correctly)
Gigabyte RX590 8gb
Silverstone strider s gold 650w
Corsair spec-delta case

I have no idea other than the motherboard. Tomorrow I will pull out a old beep speaker to see if it has an error.

 

[alexoiu]

What beeps getting with all RAMs removed and what beeps with RAM installed, but graphics card removed?

 

[Tduc]

What beeps getting with all RAMs removed and what beeps with RAM installed, but graphics card removed?

I will check today with an old system speaker.

 

[alexoiu]

No problem.

 

[Tduc]

What beeps getting with all RAMs removed and what beeps with RAM installed, but graphics card removed?

What I find strange is that there is a normal post ok beep with NO ram installed.

 

[alexoiu]

Weird, indeed. I would try returning both board and CPU, to be replaced.

 

[Tduc]

What beeps getting with all RAMs removed and what beeps with RAM installed, but graphics card removed?

Every scenario I have given it, had a single POST ok beep every time. I hooked up a beep speaker, and it did nothing, even with no RAM and no graphics card. I’m getting it exchanged tomorrow.

 

[Tduc]

Weird, indeed. I would try returning both board and CPU, to be replaced.

Ok then. I’ll get the cpu replaced as well.

 

[alexoiu]

Please post back the result.

 

[Tduc]

Please post back the result.

Ok. I’m going today.

 

[Tduc]

Ok. I’m going today.

They said they will take it for a week and test the parts, and they will RMA them if necessary.

 

[Tduc]

Please post back the result.

It works, and the problem was the motherboard. Got it replaced.

 

[alexoiu]

Thank you for the update.