No Signal to Monitor

[Johnny D]

Hi Guys,
Hope i've posted this in the right place. Feel free to move it if not

I'm turn on my pc and all the fans kick in, but i get "NO SIGNAL" on my monitor screen.
I installed a new psu and some new memory. To install the memory i had to remove the graphics card and when i re-installed and turned on the pc that is what happened.
Code 80 was showing on the LED mobo display as well. I reseated the card, tried the original psu and still got the same. The system is a self build for a mate and is only a few months old and has not been overclocked or tweaked

The current spec is
Foxconn Blackops mobo
Intel q8200 quad core cpu
Hitachi 1tb sata hdd
Samsumg sata optical drives x 2
Nvidia 9600 GSO graphics card
4 x 1g OCZ extreme 1600 DDR3 memory
850w ocz gamextreme psu
Vista 64 bit ultimate o/s

Any advise is appreciated,
Thanks,

Johnny D

[Jabberwock]

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=205999 According to these post codes, code 80 is a normal code. Foxconn motherboard support can also be found here with a bunch of FAQs http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...play.php?f=281

Are you able to boot into Windows or hear a chime? Have you tried putting the original memory back in and testing? I would also try a CMOS reset.

[Johnny D]

Hi Jabberwock,
Thanks for the links and info.
When it boots i dont get a beep. I was thinking of trying a cmos reset, but on the foxconn blackops mobo, there is the jumper way of resetting cmos and also a yellow button on the board itself called reset cmos1. Any idea if there's a right or wrong one to reset?.
Also, with reference to the codes, before i changed the psu and memory i had code ff which i think is a normal code as well. Not sure what the difference is between 80 and ff.
Any ideas please?

Johnny D

[Jabberwock]

Both CMOS reset options should do the same thing, I believe the button just makes it easier. You should put the original memory back in and see what happens. I would also post this in the Foxconn support forums here on Xtremesystems as many people people here own that particular board. I believe there is also a Foxconn PSU and memory compatibility list somewhere over there as well.

[Johnny D]

Hi Jabberwock,

Appreciate your advice mate. I shall move this to the Foxconn support forums and see what advice i get.

Thanks for your help.

Johnny D