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Discussion in 'Technology' started by Covey, Mar 17, 2012.

  1. Covey

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    Hey guys, i recently replaced my Motherboard, CPU and PSU with the following:
    mobo - Asus M2N SLI Deluxe
    psu - generic 600W supply
    cpu - AMD Athlon 5600

    Since i've done this it, i turn my computer on and my screen gets 'no signal' how do i fix this?
    (My screen is plugged into the first DVI point on my Graphics card, i can't plug it into the actual mobo because it only has an optics out and some other out i've never seen before (its green in colour)

    Any ideas?
     
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    First just make sure everything is seated properly. Normally something just isn't in right, also try changing the combination of your ram.
     
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    I just bought 2 new (second hand) 9600gt's off ebay. I'm still getting the no signal through the monitor.
    Any got any ideas?
    I should also state that all these parts were bought second hand (but i know they all are in good working condition).
     
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    Ooh, Did you try the 9600's in a second machine.. One alone, then two?
     
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    How do you know they're all in working condition? I mean, unless they've worked for you, you have no way to know.
     
  6. Covey

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    Because of the chance of 3 graphics cards not working are a very low percentage, that low in fact i'm ruling it out.
    It's something to do with the bios, i need to change the output in the bios but i can't get to it because i can't see it -.-
     
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    Well, make sure they all work.. It's not 3 that have to fail, it's one.
     
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    I think i'm just gonna put it into a computer shop this week sometime. I don't have enough time / resources to fuck about with it :(
     
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    You need to use the d-sub/vga slot or a receiver for the optical S/PDIF out. Your board is highly susceptible to simply not working through DVI.
     
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