- Feb 15, 2021
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The weight of my GPU ended up causing problems within the PCIe slot of my old mobo, so I bought a new one to swap it out. The swap went smoothly, the CPU slot on the old MOBO was a little stiff to get open but I couldnt notice any damage to the CPU pins. Aside from that, there was nothing else of note during the swap.
The system powers on fine, all connected fans spin up and all AIO components turn on. The mobo lights turn on as well as the aRGB on my GPU, however I recieve no signal to the monitor from either the new mobo HDMI or the GPU display port out.
Would I need to connect my DVD Drive w/ BIOS disk to get the system running? I've considered this, but since my system isnt even posting I'm not sure if it would have any effect.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
- Ryzen 2600x
- ASUS TUF 3060 Ti OC
- Aegis G.Skill 2x8gb DDR4 3000Ghz (known to be faulty but worked on old motherboard, only had issues with clock speed running slow)
- Aorus A520 Elite
- Corsair CX750 Gold
- Running AIO water cooling on CPU, no leaks present.
- Old mobo: Gigabyte B450M DS3H
The weight of my GPU ended up causing problems within the PCIe slot of my old mobo, so I bought a new one to swap it out. The swap went smoothly, the CPU slot on the old MOBO was a little stiff to get open but I couldnt notice any damage to the CPU pins. Aside from that, there was nothing else of note during the swap.
The system powers on fine, all connected fans spin up and all AIO components turn on. The mobo lights turn on as well as the aRGB on my GPU, however I recieve no signal to the monitor from either the new mobo HDMI or the GPU display port out.
Would I need to connect my DVD Drive w/ BIOS disk to get the system running? I've considered this, but since my system isnt even posting I'm not sure if it would have any effect.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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