No screen startup help

[biferi]

I have one Stick of DDR 2 PC6400 800 MHz 2 GB RAM by Centon.

My CPU is an AMD Athlon 64 5800+ Socket AM2.

My Power Supply is an Ultra 600 Watt with a 24 Pin connnector going to the Motherboard and a 4. Pin connector going to the Motherboard near the CPU.

And my RAM is installed in Slot 3.

When I start up the computer I get now image on screen and the Monitor is connected to the HDMi Video port on the Motherboard and I tryed the VGA Port and still nothing.

My Motherboard is the ECS A780GM-A AMD 780G

Please help

 

[vampist]

What did you do before the screen turned off or stopped working?
Put in new ram?
Does the computer tower turn on? (the case, big bulky thing)
Does the computer make any beep noises?
Have you tried placing the ram card into slots 1,2, and 4?

 

[biferi]

I just put togather this system now.

And it does turn on and no ECS Logo come onscreen.

No POST Beep because it has no Inturnale Speaker.

I did try RAM in diferant Slots no go.

I had the monitor with another computer and when I connect it with this new system no image so I know the monitor is good because I use it now on another sstem.

 

[vampist]

I just put togather this system now.

And it does turn on and no ECS Logo come onscreen.

No POST Beep because it has no Inturnale Speaker.

I did try RAM in diferant Slots no go.

I had the monitor with another computer and when I connect it with this new system no image so I know the monitor is good because I use it now on another sstem.

Oh ok, so you put the entire system together yourself. Alright.. That doesn't really help the situation.. It can be a number of things now.

Well it seems you are not new to computers so I am sure you have done this. But make sure everything is connected inside.
With no start up or no internal speaker you may have to use process of elimination..
Do you have another ram card you could use?
Oh also.. Your motherboard has a on board VGA port. Are you attempting to use the monitor with that? Or do you have a GPU you are trying to use?

 

[biferi]

My Motherboard has an onboard VGA and HDMi Port and I try both and nothing.

I just foundout from the ECS Compony that they have BUZZERs on the board to give the POST Beep.

Am I right that if it was a Grounding thing the whole system would shut down right away because the Board would be tuching the Cass?

 

[vampist]

My Motherboard has an onboard VGA and HDMi Port and I try both and nothing.

I just foundout from the ECS Compony that they have BUZZERs on the board to give the POST Beep.

Am I right that if it was a Grounding thing the whole system would shut down right away because the Board would be tuching the Cass?

Usually the entire system will turn off yes.
So you do have post beeps alright, and you are not getting any?

 

[biferi]

I am not getting any POST Beeps and the CPU Fan and all the Fans are going.

If my RAM was not in right I would get a POST Beeps and I am not.

 

[vampist]

I am not getting any POST Beeps and the CPU Fan and all the Fans are going.

If my RAM was not in right I would get a POST Beeps and I am not.

This is very true.
Can't be GPU. It's on board..
Can't be the monitor you tried it on another computer.
Can't be the PSU. Everything else powers..
Can't be the ram. No post beeps.
Can't be the processor. No post beeps.
Can't be HDD. No post beeps.

Hm.. Wow dude.. You got me stumped. I would wait to see what some other members have to say. Unless you got a bad motherboard. That seems to be the only thing I can think of..

 

[biferi]

I was going to try to Clear CMOS and also Take Battery out for overnight.

And try putting CPU back in.

Just say the CPU was Loss or not in I would get a Beep right??

 

[vampist]

I was going to try to Clear CMOS and also Take Battery out for overnight.

And try putting CPU back in.

Just say the CPU was Loss or not in I would get a Beep right??

I'm pretty sure it would beep yes.
You could try the cmos battery yeah you don't have to wait a whole night though.. Unplug the PSU and the cmos battery and wait 2 full minutes.