#hdmi 2 no signal: msi monitor, potentially motherboard problems
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hdmi 2 will display, hdmi 1 will be detected but not display, displayport will not display
when i plug in my pc at the same time as my laptop, trying to swap from hdmi 2 to dp, doesn’t work
pic of pc
what specifically or the entire thing
gpu fans aren’t spinning but i think jts jjst bc it’s not utilised yet
the power cable does not look to be plugged in right
it can’t go in any more, it’s a lian li stock cable
mate its giving you a error light and code
this is my first pc idk any of thhs
but its in the manual
i didn’t read it
blue tips r exposed still
the gpu is on though how isn’t it connected
go do it
the little screen and everything
okay but how am far is the gpu cable meant to be installed
do i hold the clip thing constantly
no
it physically can’t go in anymore than it has
if it cant lets go over to the main issue
okay
the documents in my motherboard box has nothing about errors
what motherboard
b850 aorus stealth ice
also the gpu cable can be pushed in further it seems so i gotta try harder
When in doubt, RTFM
soo how am i meant to know the code
it says 46
What does the manual say 46 means...?
46 isn’t on there
Take a photo of the two seven segment displays
so just 2 sticks
in which slot
it’s not compulsory to help also idk where to look in the manual
you can’t be fussy and annoyed at me when you chose to help me
if it’s not too much trouble can you just help me out here
I'm helping and I'm happily helping, just saying, I'm figuring this out along with you mate
So per the diagram, if you've only got one DIMM, you should use slot A2
If you get the same issue, swap it with another DIMM and test again
ive got a dentist appointment, do you think you can help me out in an hour
I presume I'll be around 🙂
All good my dude, sorry if my comment came across as harsh or direct
rule nr.1 of ddr5 is only 2 actual sticks of ram
on desktop computers if you wanna game
the 1st and 3rd are dummy sticks
Thank god
Tried slot 4?
The last one
still says no signal
let me try a dp
yeah dp no signal
it still has 46 written on it
Try 1 and 3
individaully right
Na both
still 46
How long have you had the pc on after saying 46?
uhh wdym
i turn off the pc and plug out the power each time im changing the ram configuration
That part is what you are meant to do
But like how long have you just let it sit on code 46
idk what that is sorry
i see
i need to take it out?
i am struggling to find it
omds do i need to take apart my whole system to clean it
this is really annoying
its in the manual
reseat cpu and check pins
could try to update to the latest with qflash
explain please
one thing im confused about
once i've extraxted all those files
theres the .f3 file
and some others
do i just delete the other adn keep .f3
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What CPU do you have?
motherboard is b850
Yeah, but the issue is the GPU is displaying nothing and we have a DIMM fault being reported yeah? So let's strip it, minimum to post if we can. If the CPU has integrated graphics, we can remove the GPU, connect to the mobo, try just one DIMM, if the issue remains, swap it with another one, etc.
Did the BIOS as in upgraded?
As long as you followed the process
yup waited for it to stop flashing
Ok so that CPU has integrated graphics
i see
So take out your GPU
okay
Connect the monitor to the motherboards HDMI port, have just one DIMM installed, and try switching it on
The power cable connecting to the GPU? Or the monitor cable?
Stiff as in to get out of the GPU, or bending/routing through the case?
Stick with the current plan, but when we do connect it back in, do you have a different cable?
The connector is supposed to be hard plastic, and can be a bit tough to push into place, but it should seat all the way, and the locking latch on the connector should engage. If it doesn't, something is wrong with the cable or connector on the GPU, my money would be on the cable
oh no its fully in, its just stiff to get out
Yeah that's not a huge issue, that's mostly just the design
so i've put the case flat, should i just hold the gpu or press down on it as i pull out the cable
I would have one hand on top of the GPU, with the other hand squeeze the locking connector and grip the connector and while trying to pull it up, gently wiggle/rock left and right along the width of the connector to try to help loosen it. If it's not coming out, you might need to take it to a PC shop, you don't want to break the GPU connector and if you're not 100% on how much force to use, don't risk breaking it
no pc shops exist near me
is it wiggling as i raise it
or wigglign then pulling
As you raise it
🙂
It depends on the design of the board and clip
Yeah they often don't design these thinking about disassembly haha. Either the front or rear of the GPU, without bending anything, can your fingers reach those locking tabs? Can you push/pull (depending on the design)?
Also remember, you might need to have the rear of the card loose first
no chance i can touch it
its an aorus 5080 if that helps
yeah i need to get the tab open first
I think I came across a similar issue years ago, and the only option I had wasn't great, I needed to use a flat head screwdriver to reach down and push it. Thing is, if you slip, you could kill the mobo
Nice. Single DIMM, monitor to mobo, see if it powers on
should i clean the cmos first?
Up to you, if it's a brand new setup I guess it wouldn't hurt?
i didnt
okay turning it on
still has 46 on it
no signal detected
Red LED?
im colourblind so i dont actually know too well
Pic?
Power drain, swap the DIMM and try again
power drain?
Unplug the PSU, hold the power button down for no less than 20 seconds
Use the same DIMM slot but use the other DIMM
huh
To which bit?
?
r u asking me to run 2 ram sticks or 1
So you've got 4 memory slots, and you've got 2 real memory sticks yeah? One of the real ones is installed at the moment. Power drain the system, then take that stick out and put the other one in its place
The memory you're using with the LEDs on top, is that part of the dimm or is that an extra piece that clips over the top?
its part of it
Do you have the specs of the DIMMs? Manufacturer/model?
Checking
thank you
in the meantime i'll take out the cmos
okay uhm this cmos design is very different to the standard i see online
How so?
Looks like there's a spring I. The right hand side, and not much holding it on the left. Can you fit something small on the left side of the batter and push it right a little, while trying to get it to pop out/up?
Also, this is really odd, looking at the memory support list for your mobo, I can see CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30 and CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30K, but no CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30W. But the K variant I think is just the black variant, so I don't know why they wouldn't have the W variant in the list, but yeah it's not there
i saw on pcpartpicker someone w my mobo w the ram so i assumed it should be fine since they didnt report any issues
I'd reach out to gigabyte/Corsair to confirm just to be sure, and logically it makes sense that it should be ok, but just to be sure
ok i cannot get the cmos out at all, i'll just short it
Yeah if you've got a jumper go for it, there should be a jumper header for thst
There should be a procedure in the manual, I haven't checked it, normally it's something like you short the jumper, switch it on, that clears everything and it boots without the ability to save changes, then you power it off, move the jumper back/stop clearing CMOS, and power it back on again
Oh ok, so yeah, just short it for a few seconds I guess?
omds
started the pc
doesnt work
rttot 46
error*
same thing
hdmi 2 no signal: msi monitor, potentially motherboard problems
do i just rebuild it atp..
its flashing DRAM... it could be either CPU or RAM...
did you try with..a single stick of ram?..
yes
The issue should be the memory or possibly the CPU, though it could be the mobo. Considering we've swapped the memory about and the error didn't change, we should hopefully be ok there. The only other things I can recommend before reseating the CPU would be to test the DIMMs in other slots, and make sure everything that's not minimum to post is removed. Minimum to post for this system is the mobo, CPU, 1 DIMM, a PSU, and power button. So any SSD's, HDDs, ODD's, WiFi cards, etc, get them out, try the other DIMM slots one by one, only one DIMM is needed to test, if the issue is still there, reseat the CPU while inspecting the pins and under side of the CPU
in all memory slots?..
yup
reseat the CPU...and whats the boards name again?...
b850 aorus stealth ice
it doesnt even have details on 46?..you sure that board name is correct?..
yes
I think 46 is one of the reserved codes for this board
when i put the cpu back in
should i take off the thermal paste
or nah
i have isopropyl alcohol
my friend gave me his thermal paste its mx-6 so i got some left over
keep using a single ram stick...try a different one...
and make sure you are seating this CPU properly..
and the liquid cooling setup..
okay
If it's brand new and you don't accidentally rub it off, you'll probably be ok, if you have spare thermal paste it wouldn't hurt, but also maybe at least wait till it completes post, because if you remove it again, you'll then need to reapply it again
No issues with the socket, pins, CPU that you could see?
If I needed to guess, you got a faulty CPU or mobo
I'd contact gigabyte and ask about the error
Being restricted, they should know what it means
If you got all of these components from Amazon, maybe reach out and let them know that one of them appears to be faulty and you're looking into it, that way if it takes another month or two to get an answer from gigabyte, Amazon knows that the issue started now and can't bounce you back for a refund or something
okay
Sorry I couldn't help more, and it's an extremely unlikely situation. If I think of anything else I'll let you know
When you did the BIOS flash, it was the more recent update yeah?
mhm
F3?
Try not to get too discouraged. While it's a setback, think of what you've gone through here and what you've learned. This is what PC building is about. Next time you need to build one you'll be a pro, then one day you'll get to Linus status and have so much YouTube money that you can afford to drop anything 🙂
Who knows, maybe you'll be able to help the next you in this forum 🙂
is it a guarantee i can get replacements
omds this shipped from the usa asw its going to take forever
and i need to locate all the screws to put back in the box
I presume this stuff is all brand new? It should all be under warranty, Amazon is normally good with that aren't they?
What country are you in?
uk
I'm not sure what the laws are there, but there should be something about DOA, faulty on arrival, etc, or just a basic warranty that's stated on the sale page
No idea?
VGA is your old school monitor connector, the blue one with lots of pins. Maybe they're asking for your monitor manufacturer?
i think it meant gpu
One of the two would be my guess, but technically it doesn't make sense lol
im just getting amazon to replace it hopefully
other slots work?....
Generally, It's more likely for a motherboard to have issues like this than the CPU, the CPU is a very highly engineered part with much higher manufacturing standards employed. The only real concern there is transport, which is out of your hands.
In this case we had a DRAM error reported, and the CPU is the memory controller. So if the issue was the mobo, there's a better chance of resolving it by using different DIMM slots. If you do that and the issue remains the same, it's more likely that the issue is the CPU, unless you can see damage to the socket, which you couldn't in this case
one ram stick
tried all 4 slots
did not work
code 46 each time
im just getting this refunded and buying it again
Yeah sounds good
3F~4F Reserved.
I think the 46 code should fall in there somewhere, and being reserved, it's probably part of what manufacturers refer to as vital product data (VPD), which is normally either proprietary or only for service personnel
do you think i should replace the ram or nah it cant be
Pretty slim chances of having 2 faulty DIMMs. But I would still check with gigabyte about compatibility. Again, it doesn't make sense that there's an issue, but if you want to dot your I's and cross your T's...
whats up man
i got my new motherboard after amazon took ages to process a refund
How did it go?
oh no like i literally just got it
Oh right haha. Fingers crossed it sorts it out!
should i just use 1 stick of ram?
k