No signal on monitor after installing new PSU
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Mr.dark5
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Feb 19, 2015 at 06:24 PM
Feb 19, 2015 at 06:24 PM
Hi Mr.dark5,
A few silly questions ...
Is the computer showing any signs of life?
Is the graphics card one that needs power direct from the PSU, and is it connected?
Have you tried booting it with the disc drive unwired again?
What PSU, Graphics card, and motherboard are you using? - and how many drives are connected?
At this stage my guess is (and it is only a guess) that the power supply is not big enough. I am being premature here, but it might be worth checking.
A few silly questions ...
Is the computer showing any signs of life?
Is the graphics card one that needs power direct from the PSU, and is it connected?
Have you tried booting it with the disc drive unwired again?
What PSU, Graphics card, and motherboard are you using? - and how many drives are connected?
At this stage my guess is (and it is only a guess) that the power supply is not big enough. I am being premature here, but it might be worth checking.
Feb 19, 2015 at 06:55 PM
You dont say that there are other signs of life, but I guess there are. You also dont say that the PSU is connected to the graphics card, but it is implied by your previous answer.
Do you get anything when you first switch on (like the BIOS flash screen)?
As this is a new graphics card can we discount that it is a bad one by reinstalling the old one? If this doesnt work can it be that the monitor/monitor cable is faulty? Do you have another to try?
A final thought ... I guess the Graphics card is seated correctly? It might be worth removing it and reinstalling it.
Feb 22, 2015 at 04:43 PM