Display not showing

[Ethan]

You're using the Same processor on different mobo. Its better to change it too

[Maverick]

my PC turns on, but there’s no display on the monitor. What could be the problem?

[Kai]

my PC turns on, but there’s no display on the monitor. What could be the problem?

have you checked if the monitor is properly connected to the PC? Sometimes loose cables cause this issue.

[Maverick]

my PC turns on, but there’s no display on the monitor. What could be the problem?

have you checked if the monitor is properly connected to the PC? Sometimes loose cables cause this issue.

Yeah, I already checked. The HDMI cable is plugged in properly.

[Kai]

my PC turns on, but there’s no display on the monitor. What could be the problem?

have you checked if the monitor is properly connected to the PC? Sometimes loose cables cause this issue.

Yeah, I already checked. The HDMI cable is plugged in properly.

Okay, try switching to a different HDMI or DisplayPort cable. Sometimes cables go bad.

[Maverick]

have you checked if the monitor is properly connected to the PC? Sometimes loose cables cause this issue.

Yeah, I already checked. The HDMI cable is plugged in properly.

Okay, try switching to a different HDMI or DisplayPort cable. Sometimes cables go bad.

Good idea, I’ll try that. But what if it’s not the cable?

[Kai]

Yeah, I already checked. The HDMI cable is plugged in properly.

Okay, try switching to a different HDMI or DisplayPort cable. Sometimes cables go bad.

Good idea, I’ll try that. But what if it’s not the cable?

Then check if your GPU is seated properly. If you’re using a dedicated graphics card, make sure it’s fully inserted into the PCIe slot.

[Maverick]

Okay, try switching to a different HDMI or DisplayPort cable. Sometimes cables go bad.

Good idea, I’ll try that. But what if it’s not the cable?

Then check if your GPU is seated properly. If you’re using a dedicated graphics card, make sure it’s fully inserted into the PCIe slot.

I did move my PC recently. Maybe the GPU got loose.

[Kai]

Good idea, I’ll try that. But what if it’s not the cable?

Then check if your GPU is seated properly. If you’re using a dedicated graphics card, make sure it’s fully inserted into the PCIe slot.

I did move my PC recently. Maybe the GPU got loose.

Exactly! Also, if your motherboard has built-in graphics, try removing the GPU and connecting the monitor directly to the motherboard. That way, we can check if the GPU is the issue.

[Maverick]

Then check if your GPU is seated properly. If you’re using a dedicated graphics card, make sure it’s fully inserted into the PCIe slot.

I did move my PC recently. Maybe the GPU got loose.

Exactly! Also, if your motherboard has built-in graphics, try removing the GPU and connecting the monitor directly to the motherboard. That way, we can check if the GPU is the issue.

That’s smart! But what if there’s still no display?