Question Suddenly no video output

[k1dfue]

Booted pc without issue but right after logging in there was sudden red/blue /green pixels scattered across the screen, thought it was just the monitor, turn off then on the monitor but after turning on the monitor it has no signal anymore, restarted pc several times, used another monitor, still no video output, does anybody have any idea what the problem could be?

Asus prime A320m-k csm -- 2 months old
Kingston m. 2 nvme -- 2 months old
Inplay GP200L psu -- 2 months old
Ryzen 3 2200G -- almost 4 yrs
Adata 2x8gb ram -- almost 4 yrs

Another note when booting everytime and the asus logo appears the screen sometimes gets this reddish gray vertical lines for like under a second then goes back to the asus logo then boots to windows, this happens from the very first time I used the motherboard

 

[rocktalkrock]

Try clearing the CMOS and boot with no drives connected to see if you can get into the BIOS. Then set your RAM speed to 2666 MHz to see if that makes any difference.

 

[k1dfue]

Try clearing the CMOS and boot with no drives connected to see if you can get into the BIOS. Then set your RAM speed to 2666 MHz to see if that makes any difference.

Cleared cmos, removed the drive, still no video signal

I even tried removing the ram, still no video signal when turning on, all the fans have power even the motherboard lights are on but still no video signal

 

[rocktalkrock]

Cleared cmos, removed the drive, still no video signal

I even tried removing the ram, still no video signal when turning on, all the fans have power even the motherboard lights are on but still no video signal

You need at least 1 stick of RAM [in DIMM slot A1] to get a video signal.
Is your monitor connected to the VGA out or HDMI?

 

[k1dfue]

You need at least 1 stick of RAM [in DIMM slot A1] to get a video signal.
Is your monitor connected to the VGA out or HDMI?

Connected with hdmi but already tried with other cable and the vga also still no video output

 

[rocktalkrock]

Of all the parts you list i would suspect the PSU is likely the problem.

 

[DSzymborski]

Yeah, even without a GPU, that PSU is such a heaping pile of junk -- there's a reason you don't ever buy a PSU that costs $8 new in USD for any scenario -- that it could very well have damaged the PC anyway.

 

[k1dfue]

when you are broke you have to contend with a heaping pile of junk PSU

finally found the culprit it was a faulty ram, one of the 8 gb old a** stick