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Zoomastigophora wrote:So I decided to clean out my computer today and after finishing up with everything, I plug in my computer, turn it on, and get no video signal.
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I tried booting with another GPU, a 9800GT from my friend, and it didn't put out a signal either. In both tests, I was trying to boot with no CPU, RAM, or hard drives powered, just tried to get a video signal.
Zoomastigophora wrote:My 24pin ATX and 8pin EATX connectors are plugged in.
just brew it! wrote:Zoomastigophora wrote:So I decided to clean out my computer today and after finishing up with everything, I plug in my computer, turn it on, and get no video signal.
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I tried booting with another GPU, a 9800GT from my friend, and it didn't put out a signal either. In both tests, I was trying to boot with no CPU, RAM, or hard drives powered, just tried to get a video signal.
You won't get a video signal if the CPU and RAM are not there. The CPU initializes the video card during POST, and the system can't POST if there's no RAM.
Flying Fox wrote:Zoomastigophora wrote:My 24pin ATX and 8pin EATX connectors are plugged in.
Did you remember to put back the graphics card PCIe power connector(s)?