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I was swapping cases with my brother as he wanted mine and his case is better,i built both computers at Christmas and they both work fine, now my problem is my computer works fine in the new case but my brothers, it starts up all fans working on the system and the graphics card is fine but nothing is coming up on the monitor, i took out the graphics card and plugged in the monitor to the on board graphics and still nothing, any idea on what to do as im really scared to tell him its broken
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-BlaaZeD- wrote I was swapping cases with my brother as he wanted mine and his case is better,i built both computers at Christmas and they both work fine, now my problem is my computer works fine in the new case but my brothers, it starts up all fans working on the system and the graphics card is fine but nothing is coming up on the monitor, i took out the graphics card and plugged in the monitor to the on board graphics and still nothing, any idea on what to do as im really scared to tell him its broken


Does the monitor work with the other computer? Is it on the correct source and everything?

Try changing the RAM around, put them in different slots or take some out, I've had sucess doing that in the past.
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Try your monitor on his PC? Also make sure the monitors in the graphics card not the motherboard. That helped when I was building mine. When I finished and my monitor didnt show up I almost shat myself
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Tried both, still no luck
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Well then a port you are putting the monitor in has gone bad.
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Try replacing your motherboard with his and see if it shows up then. If it does you know the motherboard is the fault.
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Update your bios? Make sure that the GPU is compatible w/ the mobo?
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your mother board should have came with a test speaker try plugging that into your board and then turn it on if it beeps once then the PC is fine
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You might as well switch monitors if you cannot get anything else to work.

Might be a driver and/or a BIOS problem. Update them, but don't flash the BIOS to update it if you don't know what you're doing, otherwise you trash the thing (unless you magically know how to recover it))
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