Forum Thread: No Signal on Monitor , Please Help,(SLOVED)

forced it a little, and turned on the pc,

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Ram only fits one way. It may have not seated correctly and started peeling leads off.

Did you install the RAM after all? Did it work?

You could pick up a new/open box MOBO for around 30-50$ if you needed one, if in the US (not sure if the INTL ship). Random thought.

If you are still having no video signal. It may well be fried, dyed and laid to the side. You really don't want to be working with a shorted board if you have a choice..

mother board: MSI B75MA-E33

bought new ram, i tried the motherboard's integrated graphics and still now signal

cant find how to flash it
MSI B75MA-E33

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Hopefully everything else besides the RAM and MoBo is fine. That ram stick looks suspect as well at this point.

BTW Most MSI boards have a CMOS reset switch on the board along with a power button on the board, sadly the E33 does not. So the only way to re-flash (if that would even help with a Electrical surge) is with a monitor as expected. Sorry for your issues. MSI has a MIL-Spec line of MoBo's I use those for personal stuff just a thought.

eveything turns on, no error sounds, just no signal.

The first thing you should do is remove ALL RAM and power it up. Do you get a POST beep code indicating "No RAM detected". If the answer is No, then your board is toast and will require circuit level repair. You can check for the obvious like blown caps and use a DMM to check fuses. Sounds like you shorted a component by installing the RAM crooked, or 1 pad on the stick covered multiple pins in the DDR slot. Since there are 180+ pins you could have shorted a crystal, voltage regulator, or a transistor. Any components getting hot to the touch? Like boiling? that would indicate a short and given a couple minutes it will blow. This means a component AFTER the popped/hot one is defective. Nearly impossible to trace with todays multilayered boards.

First thing is first, rule out the board. All PC's will produce a POST error when it cannot locate any RAM for the system. Make sure you have a PC speaker connected to the 4 pin connector on the motherboard. POST errors will not come out the Green audio jack...only internal PC speaker.

no internal speaker

Ouch. Your gonna have to find one or borrow one from any other tower. It's a simple 2 pin piezo electric speaker. I know RadioShack sells them for a couple bucks if they are around you. New motherboards come with them too.

Worst case is a dead board. If the CPU went then usually the board will not fire up at all. No fans...nothing. The status LED on the board will be lit though. It sounds like you at least have power and fans. Since you removed your video card and tried the onboard it is really pointing toward a board. At least with the speaker you can confirm the problem and have a piece of mind. Your board runs just over $100.

Check the obvious like crooked or bent pins in the RAM slots. Maybe something is crossed.

yeah id say it just the board
what the paste il need when moving the cpu to the new one,
heat paste?

I would suggest something like. Arctic Silver 5 High-Density Polysynthetic Silver Thermal Compound Thermal paste. I use this other paste with diamonds in it and it basically glues the heat sink on so I would recommend the arctic silver since it never gives any issues and works great. Others may have suggestions as well.

ye were right, please marked as sloved :) got anew motherboard and works great