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Possible Video Card Failure?

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Holysky

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I honestly don't know where to post this because I've had so much trouble with this PC for the past 6 months.

Problem is simple, PC turns on no signal. Here is the catch, i bought a new processor,motherboard,power supply, and case (it was on sale). I still have the same problem. I tried 4 video cards. I don't even know what to think now. It's been 6 months since i have had my computer. Whoever helps me, i don't know. Eternal gratitude. lol
 
So you have tried 4 different video cards and still get a "no signal" message on your display? Have you tried a different display?
 
Wow! You need to find a friend with a surplus of parts so you can start the process of elimination. If your board has built in graphics, start with only the absolute basics (ram, cpu, mb, psu) setup outside of the case. If still no post, then you only have to find which of the four hardware items are causing the problems.
 
Cable plugged in all the way? Cable damaged? I've had some bad cables before and they just cause headache like no other. Another culprit can be setting the right input source on the monitor.

Also sorry if these are things you've already checked, but might as well start troubleshooting with something easy!
 
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