DVI No Signal

I would suspect the video card. When you first start (before Windows loads the video driver) the video card is supposed to start in a basic VGA mode (and output via the DVI connection). Sounds like the video card is not starting properly.

First suggestion would be to reseat the video card and if it has a DVI power connection, reseat that too.
Reseat, with the PC powered off, open the case and remove the video card (and power connector). Reinstall the card making sure it is correctly seated and the power connector fully connected.

fireberd said:

I would suspect the video card. When you first start (before Windows loads the video driver) the video card is supposed to start in a basic VGA mode (and output via the DVI connection). Sounds like the video card is not starting properly.

First suggestion would be to reseat the video card and if it has a DVI power connection, reseat that too.
Reseat, with the PC powered off, open the case and remove the video card (and power connector). Reinstall the card making sure it is correctly seated and the power connector fully connected.

I haved tried reseating the video card before, it seems to be the same.. However when i start up my computer i need to wait for around 3 to 4 seconds for the video cards light to light up then i am able to start the computer, is it normal?

I don't get display immediately when I power up. It is a few seconds before I get my BIOS "splash" screen.

No. That is a hardware function in the Video Card. Possibly a BIOS issue but I would more suspect the Video Card. If there is a firmware update for the Video card that is one remote chance. Another remote possibility is a BIOS upgrade.

If there is a BIOS upgrade, check what the BIOS upgrade does and if it does not address the video problem I would not install it.

I would still suspect a hardware issue with the video card.

Doesn't look like anything that would affect video.