I meant mobos not monitors but yeah their monitors seems nice

I see

Yeah I can always rely on brands like ASUS, Acer, LG or Samsung to bring the latest and greatest when it comes to gaming monitors/TV's so I am looking forward to what's next from them in 2022 and beyond.

And well things will be quiet from now until early-mid 2022 but I am now looking forward to the RTX 3090 Ti and what else we'll be getting in 2022 and well the RTX 3090 Ti should be revealed during early 2022 hopefully so that's the next thing I am looking forward to from Nvidia. And meanwhile so am I also keeping my eye on AMD and Intel and do hope that they'll deliver as well

More DDR5 stuff btw...

Yo that RTX 4090 sounds hella nice famo. Imma wait for sure! Check it out here btw...

And this sounds nice as well...

yeah definitely good brands, yeah I'm excited for the 40 series + RDNA3 cards even if most never got 30 series cards lol

you see this?

I think I'll wait for the RTX 4090 GPU, Z790 motherboard and Intel i9 13900K CPU before I do build my PC... So yeah 2022 should be hella good famo!

No not yet... Gotta check it out ASAP though

Man wtf

Built my pc and it boots up but its a black screen saying no hdmi signal/no dp signal, no bios

My keyboard and mouse dont light up either.

Took the gpu out and booted it up but again, same error, cant even go into bios

Idk what im doing wrong is the mobo fked up or maybe cpu pins are bent?

I just bought the cpu and new gpu

Would appreciate help/suggestions

I was a absolute idiot when i first built my pc and was plugging my hdmi into my board instead of my gpu.

If you have another machine (or maybe a friends) try the gpu there to see if its recognizing it.

Double check all of your power cables.

Are all the fans spinning when your turn it on?

Edit: in the case of fans not spinning nothing happening, make sure the psu is switched on, i made that mistake too :P

Yeah, checked the cables, took my cooler out and check my cpu was in correctly and it was, gpu fans spin at bootup, tried plugging in monitor to mobo, still same error

Tried one ram stick, took out cmos battery for 30 seconds, tried everything.

Gonna go to bestbuy geek squad or some computer repair shop

Hmm, try the clear cmos button on mobo to reset bios maybe

Dont think my mobo msi z390a pro has that, i just took the cmos battery out for 30 seconds and it didnt fix

Try putting the ram sticks in one by one and try to boot

Try disconnecting any drives as well, was googling and saw this

“ Edit: a faulty controller card on a drive can prevent your system from reaching post as long as the faulty drive is connected.”

I tried the ram sticks one by one.

What do u mean by drives?

Tru in different ram lanea too maybe.

And storage drives, ssd/hdd

Took hdd out, ssd is installed correctly press sure, same s***.

Just gonna go take it to a repair shop

Yeah sorry man this a big bummer,

Try to make a quick written down lisy of everyrhing you tried to speed up this diagnosis.

Hopefully just an easy fix

Thanks for the help tho appreciate it

Yeah no problem. Lemme know if it was mobo or cpu in the end, im curious.

@Lil_Neon_Baebows

We got a laptop thread?

Aside from that one fan in the back my build is pretty much done.

streamable.com/x4ees9

looks fast

Yessir... And there was another article about how fast it'll be but I can't find it at the moment. But man these numbers are looking very nice

which one is the better bang for the buck
bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-xtreme-desktop-intel-core-i7-11700f-16gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-ti-1tb-hdd-500gb-ssd-black/6481354.p?skuId=6481354

bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-master-gaming-desktop-amd-ryzen-5-5600g-16gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-1tb-hdd-500gb-ssd-black/6479742.p?skuId=6479742

get the Intel rig for gaming

better deal cause it's slightly faster at gaming (like 2%) but the ti is definitely faster

if you use multicore CPU for some kind of workload the AMD would make sense but I assume you will be gaming

really though those two CPUs are so similar you're almost buying the same computer either way, the Intel rig is just a bit better for gaming