Windows 7: Monitor do not get signals from my new PC.

Kevin Ismail · 05 Oct 2012

Well at least you were able to narrow the problem. Post back to us once you're done with the replacement.

NoelDP · 05 Oct 2012

I see you've tested everything else - but have you tested the monitor on a known-good machine?, or a different monitor on this machine??

MPN · 05 Oct 2012

I did hook the monitor up to my laptop and it works fine. And i tried with another DVI cable from the monitor to my new PC but still had the problem, so the monitor is not the problem.

MPN · 21 Oct 2012

Found out that one of the pins in mobo where you put the CPU was bent..
and i wont get a new one from the shop cuse they say its "physical" damage

dont see how i could have done it tho. as cautious i am with every component :/

NoelDP · 21 Oct 2012

Ouch! - can you strighten it yourself?

Indianatone · 21 Oct 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by MPN

Found out that one of the pins in mobo where you put the CPU was bent..
and i wont get a new one from the shop cuse they say its "physical" damage

dont see how i could have done it tho. as cautious i am with every component :/

You could try to use an "Engineers Pencil" or "Mechanical Pencil" to straighten the pins. Take the lead out and gently bend the bent pins.

MPN · 21 Oct 2012

hmm well i don't have the tools for it nor do i know how to do it. But first im gonna try to get a new one from them on the guarantee, and im for sure not gonna take no for a answer.

Kevin Ismail · 21 Oct 2012

Can you show us a close up picture of it. Just to have a look at.

Have read some, LGA 1155 now start having some cases of socket burn.

MPN · 30 Oct 2012

The mobo is at the post office now.
Can take a picture of the socket and upload it when i get it home.

Windows 7: Monitor do not get signals from my new PC.

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