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So I put my PC together it turns on and everything works it just won't display to a monitor, any ideas on why it's doing this? Any help is appreciated, I will +REP for the best help

Here are the specs and some pictures of that can help.

Specs-

This is every single part inside the PC

Asus Strix Radeon RX 470 OC Edition
Intel Core i5-6400 Quas Core Procwssor
Gigabyte GA-H110M-A micro-ATX motherboard
GSkill 4GB DDR4 RAM
EVGA 430 W1
WD Caviar Blue 320GB

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If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.
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Saki wrote If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.


To be honest with you, I don't know if it's a discrete graphics card or not, how do I tell?
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Do all your ports work?

Get a usb charger or something and plug it in and see if your phone/tablet or whatever charges, Obviously make sure your computer is switched on.

If the ports are not working, you probably havent connected something to the motherboard, usually it's a 6 pin connector or a 4 pin and a 2 pin, but sometimes it can be a 8 pin I think.

Its usually located around the top of the motherboard.
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E34 wrote
Saki wrote If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.


To be honest with you, I don't know if it's a discrete graphics card or not, how do I tell?

Basically make sure you VGA/HDMI/DVI ect connector is plugged into your graphics card, not the motherboard.
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E34 wrote
Saki wrote If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.


To be honest with you, I don't know if it's a discrete graphics card or not, how do I tell?


Did you physically install a card into the PCI-e slot?

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Saki wrote
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Saki wrote If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.


To be honest with you, I don't know if it's a discrete graphics card or not, how do I tell?


Did you physically install a card into the PCI-e slot?

Example:

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Yea I do have one
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E34 wrote
Saki wrote
E34 wrote
Saki wrote If you have a discrete graphics card make sure it's plugged into that and not the on board graphics.


To be honest with you, I don't know if it's a discrete graphics card or not, how do I tell?


Did you physically install a card into the PCI-e slot?

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Yea I do have one


Make sure you're plugged into the back of the card then and not the motherboard. The motherboard input would be higher up toward the top of the case, the GPU input (the one you want) should be about half way toward the middle of the case.
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I've tried everything anyone else know why it may not be working?
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impartial wrote Do all your ports work?

Get a usb charger or something and plug it in and see if your phone/tablet or whatever charges, Obviously make sure your computer is switched on.

If the ports are not working, you probably havent connected something to the motherboard, usually it's a 6 pin connector or a 4 pin and a 2 pin, but sometimes it can be a 8 pin I think.

Its usually located around the top of the motherboard.


The USB ports are working I tested that
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