I recently finished building my PC, and it started up just fine, allowing me to see the BIOS screen before I had to turn it off. However, when I tried to start it again the next day, the power comes on, but my monitor keeps saying 'no display.' I've already tried several troubleshooting steps, including resetting the CMOS, removing and reseating the RAM and GPU, switching HDMI cables, and ensuring everything is plugged in correctly. Any advice?
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It sounds like you've already done a lot of the basic troubleshooting. One thing you could check is the seating of the CPU and cooler. Sometimes, if the CPU isn't seated properly, it can cause display issues. Also, try booting up with just one stick of RAM in different slots to see if that helps. If you have an integrated GPU option on your CPU, try using that to rule out issues with your discrete GPU.
Good point! I had a similar issue where reseating the CPU resolved it for me. Definitely worth a shot!