PC Building

[Raijinz153]

I have a problem on my newly bought GPU,
when my monitor is initially connected to the pc and tried to open it, there is no signal and there is a delay on numlock response( this is for me to determine if my system boots )
But when i tried opening my pc without the monitor connected to the GPU, it works then later on i plug my monitor and it was fine
I tried using different gpu and there is no problem on it
I dont want to do this process everytime im going to use my pc because it is prone on wear and tear
SPECS
•sapphire nitro rx 7700 xt
•ryzen 5 7500f
•gigabyte 650m ds3h
•corsair vengenace 5200 mhz 32gb ( 16 x2 )
•980 1tb nvm2
•Seasonic 850 W

Trouble shoot done
CMOS clear/reset
set bios default
update bios drivers
update amd drivers
reseating GPU and ram
ensuring cables connected properly

[BigAl01]

Try using another display port cable if your monitor supports that, otherwise try another HDMI cable.

[Raijinz153]

I tried using display cable, hdmi 2.0 hdmi 2.1 different ports and different monitor, same issue
it works if not connected initially then if i try to restart or shut it down while the monitor is not connected, it will not work properply

[BigAl01]

If there is a second PCIe slot in your motherboard, try installing the RX 7700 XT in there.

[RoseCliver]

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@Raijinz153 wrote:

I have a problem on my newly bought GPU,
when my monitor is initially connected to the pc and tried to open it, there is no signal and there is a delay on numlock response( this is for me to determine if my system boots )
But when i tried opening my pc without the monitor connected to the GPU, it works then later on i plug my monitor and it was fine liteblueguide.xyz
I tried using different gpu and there is no problem on it
I dont want to do this process everytime im going to use my pc because it is prone on wear and tear
SPECS
•sapphire nitro rx 7700 xt
•ryzen 5 7500f
•gigabyte 650m ds3h
•corsair vengenace 5200 mhz 32gb ( 16 x2 )
•980 1tb nvm2
•Seasonic 850 W

Trouble shoot done
CMOS clear/reset
set bios default
update bios drivers
update amd drivers
reseating GPU and ram
ensuring cables connected properly

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Your RX 7700 XT may have a faulty display output. Test with another monitor and cable, and if the issue persists, contact Sapphire support for a possible RMA. Ensure your PSU is sufficient and the GPU firmware is up-to-date.

[mengelag]

Also, check in your bios in the PCIE settings that it's set to prioritize a dedicated GPU, sometimes the bios has it defaulted to use onboard APU even if there isn't one. I've had that happen to me.