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Dec 9 2021 05:56pm
Quote (Candyzcanes @ Dec 9 2021 06:28pm)
Just because the pc stays on doesn't necessarily mean there's not a power issue, it seems to me like there might be something not plugged in or plugged in the wrong spot.

My advice to check:
Where your ram is seated: https://i.imgur.com/G9d0J8L.png https://i.imgur.com/q8JAby5.png
CPU Power connectors (psu side), this is easily plugged into the Auxiliary by accident (I've done it myself): https://i.imgur.com/gyJob7E.png
Ensure your GPU is pushed all the way into it's socket (might be easier to un-seat it, pull the tab back, and reseat for the audible click when it locks in)
Ensure your mouse/keyboard are plugged into the top two USB slots on the back of your mobo
For your mobo power you're mentioning, are you talking about this photo? https://i.imgur.com/cQgxeQq.png
If you are, I also use a 5900x and I don't use the extra 4 pins to the right. But you'll want to make sure your 8 pin is plugged in on the left one.
Make sure your fans aren't plugged into a RGB socket and that your CPU fan is in the dedicated CPU fan connector (if no cpu fan is detected can power it off)


RAM properly seated.
Tried single RAM.
Tried different RAM sticks.
Replaced every PSU power cable and made sure they're tight.
Replaced GPU.
Mouse/keyboard plugged into top USB.
And yes, exactly that mobo extra 4 pins.

Re-flashed BIOS.

Still the same issue.

Could this be a PSU issue? The only two things I haven't tried are switching monitors and PSU at this point...
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Dec 9 2021 10:21pm
Quote (Cattotonic @ Dec 9 2021 04:56pm)
RAM properly seated.
Tried single RAM.
Tried different RAM sticks.
Replaced every PSU power cable and made sure they're tight.
Replaced GPU.
Mouse/keyboard plugged into top USB.
And yes, exactly that mobo extra 4 pins.

Re-flashed BIOS.

Still the same issue.

Could this be a PSU issue? The only two things I haven't tried are switching monitors and PSU at this point...


I guess you'll find out when you get your other monitor! Maybe someone else has other ideas.
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Dec 18 2021 11:57am
Quote (Cattotonic @ Dec 9 2021 10:21am)
Hello JSP Genius Bar,

I put together a new Pc from the following parts and started it with a USB stick with Windows. Got to the Windows install screen and my monitor suddenly showed no signal.

Have not been able to get signal to show up with either HDMI or DP cables on a Dell UltraSharp U2722DE.

There are no red/white lights on the mobo LEDs.

Played around with keyboard's numlock and it lights up and off as expected, making me think that this is a monitor side issue.

Components:
Ryzen 9 5900x
MSI MAG X570 Tomahawk (newest BIOS properly flashed)
Corsair Vengeance 32GB RAM (2x16)
MSI 3080 OC Ventus
2TB SSD Nvme
Seasonic Prime TX-1000W

Any suggestions?


what happened to me is i was using the wrong input cable.. i had to use a hdmi
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Dec 18 2021 11:59am
Quote (JAYPiN @ Dec 18 2021 09:57am)
what happened to me is i was using the wrong input cable.. i had to use a hdmi


DP cable is better than hdmi but for some reason mine wasnt registering with a DP

This post was edited by JAYPiN on Dec 18 2021 11:59am
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