[SOLVED] PC Build Problem

[luca.miniati]

Hello!

I just built a PC for the first time and had no issues putting it together and getting the fans up and running. However, when I connect it to the monitor, it says no signal. I have no idea what to do.
If you could please help that would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Supahos]

List all parts

 

[luca.miniati]

List all parts

i7-3770
500GB SSD w/Win10
8GB DDR3 RAM
ASUS P8Z77-V LX LGA155 Intel
MSI GEFORCE 1050 To
EVGA 750W BRONZE PSU

 

[Supahos]

Monitor plugged into the 1050? If not it needs to be

 

[luca.miniati]

Monitor plugged into the 1050? If not it needs to be

Yes it is plugged in w/ HDMI

 

[Supahos]

Into the motherboard or 1050? (Only the 1050 will work)

Additionally obviously all your parts are used any possibility you got something bad?

 

[luca.miniati]

Into the motherboard or 1050? (Only the 1050 will work)

Additionally obviously all your parts are used any possibility you got something bad?

It's plugged into the 1050 not the motherboard and I checked the CPU and motherboard and there both working

 

[Supahos]

Okay then remove the 1050 and try plugging it into the motherboard

 

[luca.miniati]

Okay then remove the 1050 and try plugging it into the motherboard

So take it out and plug it back in

 

[Supahos]

No take it out and plug the monitor into the motherboard. (May need to reset cmos) this will see if the 1050 is the problem

 

[luca.miniati]

No take it out and plug the monitor into the motherboard. (May need to reset cmos) this will see if the 1050 is the problem

Nope still won't work

 

[Supahos]

Then that means either your ram, cpu, motherboard or psu is messed up.

Take board out of case. Strip it to 1 stick of ram (in whatever slot the manual says to use) the cpu, and CPU cooler and see if it'll boot.

 

[luca.miniati]

Then that means either your ram, cpu, motherboard or psu is messed up.

Take board out of case. Strip it to 1 stick of ram (in whatever slot the manual says to use) the cpu, and CPU cooler and see if it'll boot.

Nope I cycled through all the RAM and it never booted