PC help

pablo70 · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:22

bought this pc

went to connect it up this morning and was getting no signal from my monitor , tried the new monitor with an old pc and it was working fine

so the problem seems to be my new pc , it lites up like a neon sun when switched on but just doesn't seem to be connecting to the monitor , anybody any suggestions as my me girls xmas is in tatters as she had been looking forward to this new pc for a while now

lude1962 · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:28

list the specs, item doesn't show as no longer available, also you may want to remove the link as no competitor links allowed

Idleman · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:30

Apart from the link not providing any info, it is against forum rules to post links to competitors. You might want to remove it, saves you getting into trouble.

Can you post up the specs for the PC?
Is the monitor connected to the motherboard or a Gpu?

pablo70 · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:30

lude1962 said:
list the specs, item doesn't show as no longer available, also you may want to remove the link as no competitor links allowed

done m8

Item specifics
Brand: Vibox Memory (RAM): 16 GB
Hard Drive Capacity: 1 TB Hard Drive: 1TB
Manufacturer: Vibox Primary Drive: DVD-RW
Capacity (MB): 1000 Chip Type: FM2
Manufacturer warranty: 1 year Storage Capacity: 1000
Processor Type: AMD Athlon 750k Quad Core Processor Graphics Processing Type: Radeon R7 260X 2GB Graphics Card
Processor Speed: 4.0 GHz Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium
Memory: 16 GB

lude1962 · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:38

As Idleman says how are you connecting the monitor, what type of cable?
Does pc beep or just light up?

pablo70 · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:44

lude1962 said:
As Idleman says how are you connecting the monitor, what type of cable?
Does pc beep or just light up?

vga cable its all i have have

cable is fine as it working the other monitor and pc

pc doesnt bleep at all , just lights up

Idleman · 25 Dec 2014 at 13:46

Can't see what mobo you have. I will assume you connected the monitor to the Gpu. If so, try connecting to the mobo, as you may have to go into the bios in order to select the Gpu as the primary display output.