[SOLVED] Z390/RTX 2080 TI No Display VGA RED

[Kogar]

My PC Build:
i7 9700k
Noctua NH-15
Gigabyte Z390 Pro (Wifi)
RTX 2080 TI Asus ROG Strix
Corsair RMX 750W
G Skill Ripjaws 16GB (8x2)
Samsung 970 Evo 1TB

This is a new build, I've changed cables and I've resat GPU and ram multiple times. Everything is lights on and fans are working, but I'm getting a red on VGA and no display/signal on my LG 27 inch monitor. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

[kanewolf]

Since you have a integrated GPU in your CPU, can you connect to the motherboard HDMI port and at least get it to POST to BIOS ?

 

[Kogar]

Since you have a integrated GPU in your CPU, can you connect to the motherboard HDMI port and at least get it to POST to BIOS ?

I tried that and it wouldn't work either. No display/signal for that aswell

 

[kanewolf]

I tried that and it wouldn't work either. No display/signal for that aswell

Did you test this with the 2080 removed from the chassis? That would be my first test. CPU and RAM only.

If that doesn't work, then I would look carefully for a bent pin in the CPU socket, wrong case wiring, or power supply problem.

 

[Kogar]

Did you test this with the 2080 removed from the chassis? That would be my first test. CPU and RAM only.

If that doesn't work, then I would look carefully for a bent pin in the CPU socket, wrong case wiring, or power supply problem.

The pins, wiring and power supply all seem fine to me. I double-checked the pins, and none of them are bent. I took out the GPU, and still the same result - no display.

 

[kanewolf]

The pins, wiring and power supply all seem fine to me. I double-checked the pins, and none of them are bent. I took out the GPU, and still the same result - no display.

It is a hassle, but if you think you have checked everything in the case, then I think you are going to have to remove the motherboard and power supply to "breadboard" test it on cardboard. -- http://thenerdbench.blogspot.com/p/bench-testing.html
While the MB is out verify that you have all the standoffs in the correct location and no extra standoffs under the motherboard.