Does you Motherboard have any Trouble LEDs on it? Yes according to your Mobo Manual:
Regular speakers I don't believe will work. You need to connect a PC Case Speaker to the same connection where you connect the PC case's HDD/SSD LED, Power, and Restart switches. They cost anywhere from a couple of dollars and above.
NOTE: You don't need to install A PC Case Speaker since your motherboard has Trouble LEDs installed. Only if you want to as a second method to know when the PC is not booting up.
Remove you side PC Panel and power up your PC. Do you see any of the 4 Trouble LED lit up after powering up from the above image I posted?
If your PC seems to be booting up into Windows and you don't have any video Outputs than it is something else wrong.
That was the reason for all of the above troubleshooting steps. Just to verify your computer is booting up and loading Windows.
I would do a CLEAR CMOS on your Motherboard to reset BIOS back to default settings and see if that works or not.
Do you have the GPU's PCIe Power connector connected to the GPU card from the PSU? According to Palit it is a 6 Pin Power connector. If this isn't connected your GPU card won't work.
Are all the GPU's fans and Power LEDs lit up when you boot up?
Best way to check your GPU card is by installing it on another compatible computer and see if you get video output. If you do that indicates something is wrong with your PC or possibly BIOS settings.
Could also be your Monitor cable being defective. Are you using some type of Adapter HDMI>VGA or DP>HDMI as an example. I notice on your Motherboard Video Outputs you only have HDMI and VGA.
What type of Monitor cable are your using to connect your Monitor to your GPU card? Is it a HDMI or DP cable?
Since you can't enter BIOS then you can't change anything inside BIOS settings until you get Video Output.
1-Check to see if you have BIOS version 7C96vA5 or newer installed. That is the version that supports your CPU on your Motherboard. But if the PC is booting up into Windows then you have a compatible BIOS installed.
2-Check to make sure the PC is booting up and not stopped at POST (Using the Trouble LEDs from your Motherboard.) No need to install a PC Case Speaker since you have Trouble LEDs installed.
3- Do a CLEAR CMOS on your computer.
4-Verify that your PC is booting into Windows Desktop
5-Check your GPU power cable connections
6-Check your Monitor cables and Monitor Settings or Adapter if using one.
7-Install in another computer to see if you get video outputs.
7-Make sure you have a 400 Watt PSU or higher installed.
8- Open a Palit Support ticket and see what they suggest.
Sorry for the long reply. But there can be many reasons for the GPU not to have any video output unless you give more details on the issue in your original reply.
Yes Thank you for the update.
The most important information you gave me is that the CPU Trouble LED light is lit up. That means either you don't have the correct BIOS version installed, You don't have the Aux 4 pin Motherboard cable connected or your AMD Ryzen 5 4500 isn't support by your motherboard.
This is the Specs for your Motherboard from MSI:
From MSI Support show the CPU Support List for your motherboard:
So your Motherboard CPU Support list does show the R5 4500 as being compatible.
The problem you are having is that BIOS is failing the boot process with your CPU. Your CPU is not passing the POST test. So your PC is not booting up at all.
Remove all hardware that is connected to the motherboard (GPU, Monitor, PCIe cards, USB,etc) except your PSU & CPU.
Keeping the side panel off power up the PC. If the CPU Trouble LED (White) goes off and the DRAM Trouble LED lights up that means the CPU passed the POST Test and didn't find any RAM or defective RAM installed.
Now install just one RAM Stick and see if both the CPU and DRAM Trouble LEDs goes off and the GPU Trouble LED lights up and so forth.
This will indicate if you have an issue with your CPU or RAM or something else.
If the CPU Trouble LED stays on and doesn't turn off they you either have :
1- Wrong BIOS Version installed that makes your CPU incompatible.
NOTE: According MSI BIOS Download page for your Motherboard your CPU should work out of the box if your MSI Motherboard was manufactured on 06/2022:
But if the MSI Motherboard was manufactured before 11/2021 it is a very good chance it has the wrong BIOS version installed. MSI doesn't show what BIOS Version is installed on the Motherboard. Unless you ask MSI Support. They will tell you by the Serial Number.
2-Bad Motherboard
3-Bad CPU
4-Possibly bad RAM
Once you do the above post back your results.
