Windows 10: New Motherboard, New Graphics Card, New PSU, no display, no Keyboard and Mouse!

My PC has a brand new Motherboard, brand new Graphics Card, and a brand new PSU, and I have no display, and my keyboard, and mouse don't work, but the PC seems like it's booting! What's the goddamn problem?! It was working for a few minutes yesterday, then it went out!

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PC slow with new graphics card

In an attempt to upgrade my old PC, I replaced my Geforce 9800 GT graphics card with a new Radeon RX580 graphics card. Unfortunately, with the new graphics card installed and my old graphics card removed, my PC takes 10 minutes to boot. Task manager shows
a high percentage of system interrupts after I login and my PC is too slow to use.

Interestingly, if my old and new graphics cards are installed, my problem completely goes away. I could just leave both graphics cards installed and disable my old card, but I'd really like to remove my old card to give my new card more
breathing space inside my case.

How do I make my PC responsive with my old graphics card removed and my new graphics card installed?

I've tried the following:

1. Used Display Driver Uninstaller to remove my old display drivers.
2. Physically disconnected all non-essential devices.
3. Used device manager to disable all non-essential devices.
4. Updated all drivers.
5. Used dsim and sfc /scannow to repair corrupt files (no corruptions found).
6. Used Microsoft Windows Performance Analyser to create an ETL file.

PC specs:

• Gigabyte ga-ud5-ex58 motherboard with F13 BIOS (latest version).
• Intel i7 920 CPU.
• 32GB RAM.
• Samsung SSD.
• Geforce 9800 GT graphics card.
• Windows 10.

 

No signal to monitor, keyboard, or mouse after new hardware installation

After installing some new ram and a second hard drive, my computer stopped turning on. I switched out the psu with a more powerful one, and now the computer turns on but I don't get any signal to my monitor, keyboard, or mouse.

Per recommendations, I switched out the graphics card and hdmi cables (even though this has no effect on a mouse or keyboard, don't know why this was a suggestion on the first place), and no surprise, it had no effect.

 

Continuous Reboot, New Graphics Card

Hi Vanessa,

There are possible reasons why your computer is rebooting continously:

• Your power supply not giving enough power to the graphics card.
  
• Video / Graphics card may not be seated properly.
  
• Power cables not properly inserted into the motherboard and into the video card.

If all of the said things are done and rectified and concern still persists, we suggest to run a clean install for Windows 10. A clean install is an opportunity to start fresh from scratch without any bloatware and trial software that might have come pre-installed
with your system. You will also regain control over your apps, as you can now install only the applications you need, and you'll also start with a brand new and clean Windows Registry. Kindly click on the article below and follow the steps provided by Andre
Da Costa:

How to: Perform a Clean Install or Reinstall of Windows 10


Should you need further assistance, feel free to get back to us.

Regards.