Dec 22, 2005 #1 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 ummm when i turn my new computer on the moniter doesn't work.. any one know why this is??
Dec 22, 2005 #2 L LongShotHero Limp Gawd Joined Jun 7, 2005 Messages 386 Is the monitor plugged into the power? Is the monitor connected to the computer? Is the video card seated properly in the slot? Are all the power connections connected to the video card? the motherboard?
Is the monitor plugged into the power? Is the monitor connected to the computer? Is the video card seated properly in the slot? Are all the power connections connected to the video card? the motherboard?
Dec 22, 2005 #3 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 yes yes yes i have no idea lemme go look
Dec 22, 2005 #4 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 it looks like it is... i really dont know
Dec 22, 2005 #5 T Tigerbiten [H]ard|DCer of the Month - February 2007/January 2 Joined Sep 24, 2002 Messages 5,028 What are your specs ? Do all your fans start ? Any beeps from the speaker ? More info is helpful in the diagnostic process. Luck......
What are your specs ? Do all your fans start ? Any beeps from the speaker ? More info is helpful in the diagnostic process. Luck......
Dec 22, 2005 #6 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 a8n asus mobo 1 gig G.skill ram 160 gig hdd 3800+ athlon evga 7800gt
Dec 22, 2005 #7 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 yes the fans all start and yes it beeps when there is no ram meening the mobo is working
Dec 22, 2005 #8 L LongShotHero Limp Gawd Joined Jun 7, 2005 Messages 386 I think I found your problem, no RAM.
Dec 22, 2005 #9 C chris22 Weaksauce Joined Dec 8, 2005 Messages 65 no i have ram but if u unplug it and it beeps it means your mother board is working.. i did it as a test.. i have the RAM back in though
no i have ram but if u unplug it and it beeps it means your mother board is working.. i did it as a test.. i have the RAM back in though
Dec 23, 2005 #10 H Heligrin Limp Gawd Joined May 4, 2005 Messages 319 Is your monitor turned on? Try taking everything out of the case and run it from there.
Dec 23, 2005 #11 T TheMostWantedPolishTwin Supreme [H]ardness Joined Sep 16, 2000 Messages 6,206 try clearing cmos.. also - try only one stick of ram...
Dec 23, 2005 #12 D D3v1an7 [H]ard|Gawd Joined Oct 22, 2003 Messages 1,256 Check your MoBo manual and make sure that you are using the correct slots for your mem type. I second the clearing of the CMOS. This issue could be caused by your mem timings being set way out of spec for what your ram is capable of.
Check your MoBo manual and make sure that you are using the correct slots for your mem type. I second the clearing of the CMOS. This issue could be caused by your mem timings being set way out of spec for what your ram is capable of.