Pc boots but no display to monitor

[FFAlaffel]

I just upgraded recently and got a new cpu, motherboard, graphics card , and ram. When I replaced the old parts with the new ones , the computer did turn on. The graphics card was on as well, but my monitor didn’t detect a signal. I thought it could have been a driver problem so I tried with my old gpu and the same thing happened. I don’t know what the issue could be and help would be appreciated.. thanks

The parts I got were:
Ryzen 5 2600-
RX 570 8Gb-
Corsair vengeance 16GB 3000mhz-
A320M-A pro max-

[Snow]

Drivers can't lead to issue like that, because PC loading process is shown on screen way before OS or drivers are loaded.
Make sure monitor is connected to the card, not the motherboard, and monitor is in correct mode (i.e. if you use HDMI - click on "source" button until monitor shows it's picking up HDMI now)

[FFAlaffel]

Snow님이 먼저 게시:

Drivers can't lead to issue like that, because PC loading process is shown on screen way before OS or drivers are loaded.
Make sure monitor is connected to the card, not the motherboard, and monitor is in correct mode (i.e. if you use HDMI - click on "source" button until monitor shows it's picking up HDMI now)

When I set it to HDMI it still says no signal is picked up. I thought the driver was the issue but thank your for informing me. However, the problem still persists

[Snow]

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

When I set it to HDMI it still says no signal is picked up. I thought the driver was the issue but thank your for informing me. However, the problem still persists

Is the speaker connected to the motherboard? Does PC produce any beeps, or it is dead silent?
You can try resitting your memory module(s), it also is a common issue as sometimes requires a lot of force to get memory all the way in. Also, make sure the graphics card has additional power supply cables connected to it.

[FFAlaffel]

Snow님이 먼저 게시:

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

When I set it to HDMI it still says no signal is picked up. I thought the driver was the issue but thank your for informing me. However, the problem still persists

Is the speaker connected to the motherboard? Does PC produce any beeps, or it is dead silent?
You can try resitting your memory module(s), it also is a common issue as sometimes requires a lot of force to get memory all the way in. Also, make sure the graphics card has additional power supply cables connected to it.

When the pc is on I do not hear any beeps at all, there is the usual noise only. I also made sure the memory was secured and it was.The power cables are connected properly as the card is on, however why does the speaker concern you? I plugged them in and I did not hear anything.

[Snow]

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

When the pc is on I do not hear any beeps at all, there is the usual noise only. I also made sure the memory was secured and it was.The power cables are connected properly as the card is on, however why does the speaker concern you? I plugged them in and I did not hear anything.

Spinning fans don't always say the card is on, as many cards can spin fans with PCI-E power only, with no extra cables connected at all. However, it won't show a picture unless cables are connected.
Speaker itself does not concern me, the sounds it does do. When PC boots up fine - it produces one short beep, if there's some kind of malfunction - it produces one of many strings of beeps, and each of those strings have its meaning, which can narrow down the issue. Unfortunately, as there's no sound - it's hard to tell what's wrong.
As of now I have no ideas except for inserting a POST card to see what motherboard says. Let's wait for other guys and see if anyone has ideas on what else you might want to double-check.

[Autumn_]

I know it's already been said, but I would like to clarify, since you didn't address it; Is the monitor connected to the motherboard?

[FFAlaffel]

Autumn님이 먼저 게시:

I know it's already been said, but I would like to clarify, since you didn't address it; Is the monitor connected to the motherboard?

Nope it is connected to the gpu. The fans spin and there is light by the cable slot so it is powered on. Only problem is that an image does not produce for a particular reason. The computer doesn’t make any abnormal sounds when turned on at the moment

[Magma Dragoon]

Is the monitor on the HDMI channel?

[FFAlaffel]

Magma Dragoon님이 먼저 게시:

Is the monitor on the HDMI channel?

Yes it is

[Autumn_]

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

Autumn님이 먼저 게시:

I know it's already been said, but I would like to clarify, since you didn't address it; Is the monitor connected to the motherboard?

Nope it is connected to the gpu. The fans spin and there is light by the cable slot so it is powered on. Only problem is that an image does not produce for a particular reason. The computer doesn’t make any abnormal sounds when turned on at the moment

I would say to try and use iGPU, but it's Ryzen, so you can't (because it doesn't have one.)

I'd say reset CMOS, use motherboard defaults, then see if it boots fine.

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

Snow님이 먼저 게시:

Is the speaker connected to the motherboard? Does PC produce any beeps, or it is dead silent?
You can try resitting your memory module(s), it also is a common issue as sometimes requires a lot of force to get memory all the way in. Also, make sure the graphics card has additional power supply cables connected to it.

When the pc is on I do not hear any beeps at all, there is the usual noise only. I also made sure the memory was secured and it was.The power cables are connected properly as the card is on, however why does the speaker concern you? I plugged them in and I did not hear anything.

He means motherboard beeper. It beeps in codes to tell you if there's an issue.
Not desktop speakers.
If you don't have one, you could buy one, they're pretty cheap.

[FFAlaffel]

Autumn님이 먼저 게시:

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

Nope it is connected to the gpu. The fans spin and there is light by the cable slot so it is powered on. Only problem is that an image does not produce for a particular reason. The computer doesn’t make any abnormal sounds when turned on at the moment

I would say to try and use iGPU, but it's Ryzen, so you can't (because it doesn't have one.)

I'd say reset CMOS, use motherboard defaults, then see if it boots fine.

FFAlaffel님이 먼저 게시:

When the pc is on I do not hear any beeps at all, there is the usual noise only. I also made sure the memory was secured and it was.The power cables are connected properly as the card is on, however why does the speaker concern you? I plugged them in and I did not hear anything.

He means motherboard beeper. It beeps in codes to tell you if there's an issue.
Not desktop speakers.
If you don't have one, you could buy one, they're pretty cheap.

Thanks for clarifying that , I will try resetting the CMOS tomorrow and I will buy a POST card if the problem still persists..

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

is the gpu properly powered by the required cables from psu?
ie Radeon RX 570 ARMOR 8G OC // POWER CONNECTORS // 8-pin x 1

[FFAlaffel]

chiefputsilao✖️ping님이 먼저 게시:

is the gpu properly powered by the required cables from psu?
ie Radeon RX 570 ARMOR 8G OC // POWER CONNECTORS // 8-pin x 1

100% . The light indicator is on which shows that it is being powered. The card is powered from the cable and also the pcie slot (fans) so it is not the issue. Only problem is that no image comes up on the monitor

[chiefputsilao✖️ping]

is the old PC still intact?
you can add gpu and psu on it and test display problem.
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my usual troubleshooting for monitor problem:
use other video cable and ports (dvi, hdmi, etc to rule out video cable and port problem)
use spare gpu and other video cable and ports (to rule out gpu problem)
use spare psu (to rule out psu failing to deliver enough power to gpu)

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also, sometimes if the cpu was not properly inserted to the cpu socket, the pc may boot but no monitor display.

[FFAlaffel]

chiefputsilao✖️ping님이 먼저 게시:

is the old PC still intact?
you can add gpu and psu on it and test display problem.
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my usual troubleshooting for monitor problem:
use other video cable and ports (dvi, hdmi, etc to rule out video cable and port problem)
use spare gpu and other video cable and ports (to rule out gpu problem)
use spare psu (to rule out psu failing to deliver enough power to gpu)

I ruled out both the gpu and psu problems however I doubt the cables/ports are a problem either as they worked completely fine before I installed the new parts