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Originally Posted by underscore
is your graphics card properly secured to the case?
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I would say it is, because during first start up the fans on my graphics card was still spinning.
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Originally Posted by AzNightmare
I've had this problem before too several times in the past...
Did you test your monitor with another computer to see if it's really the monitor that's faulty?
For me, I eventually fixed it by hooking up my monitor with another computer.
Then I went into safe mode and did a system restore.
I'm not sure why that fixed it, but my suspicion was that some how, my monitor/gpu setting got set to
a resolution out of my monitor range, so now it's "stuck" at those ranges, and you can't revert them back since your monitor isn't giving a signal.
Not even sure how that could happen by just unplugging and replugging in a monitor, but that's just my theory anyway.
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Yup, I plugged my monitor into my laptop and it worked instantly with no issues. I tried both slots of the graphics card, and still got no signal. I re-installed the GPU and still no luck.
I went onto onboard and it was saying how "resolution is out of range" 10 seconds later, my monitor would go to sleep. I went into safe mode so it would stop going to sleep, and adjusted my resolution to a lower one.
Then going back into normal mode, my resolution was basically messed up. I did couple of reboots, and re-installed GPU/blew out dust in the slot just in case, and tried re-plugging my monitor cable to my GPU and it suddenly worked lol.