Need some help with a new build

I just recently bought the components for a PC.
XFX Rx 560
Ryzen 5 1600
Asrock b450m-hdv r4.0
Aresgame 500w power supply
Xpg gammix d20 8gbx2 3200mhz ram Silicon power 512 pcie gen 3 ssd. Cooler master masterbox q300L
I built the whole thing, I plugged in all the cables, I turned it on, the fans are running, but there is no HDMI signal. The monitor just says "no HDMI signal from your device"
I've already tested the monitor and the HDMI cable, those aren't the issue.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, it didn't work. I ordered a new motherboard and PSU, as I think one of those is the likely culprit. Thanks for the help though.

 

Keep us posted. FTR, I never heard of Aresgame power supplies. That doesn't necessarily mean anything - but some of the reviews I am seeing aren't exactly rave reviews. Did you re-order the same model?

 

Alright, I replaced the power supply with an EVGA 550 B5 series, and the motherboard with an Asus prime B450M A II. The Asus motherboard is now flashing orange lights. It'll still turn on and the fans will start to spin, but still no signal.
Could the cpu be the problem here, or the RAM?

 

I'll try the RAM thing again, I already did it before. I already fixed the bent pins with a razor. I've also tried all those things with and without the gpu installed. Imma just replace the cpu and see if that does the trick. Thanks for all you guys help btw.

 

What bent pins? I don't see where you mentioned them before. How did they get bent?

While it is possible to fix bent pins, they, of course never should have gotten bent in the first place. It means they were exposed and the CPU mishandled. The problem with fixing bent pins is more than just straightening them up again without breaking them. There is also the big problem of zapping the CPU with ESD (electro-static discharge from our bodies). CPUs are pretty protected from ESD damage when installed on the motherboard where the pins are no longer exposed but, and perhaps more importantly, where the CPU is also grounded to the board. When properly mounted, and static discharge to the CPU is shunted around by the IHS (integrated heat shield) and to the motherboard's common ground.

Did you observe careful ESD precautions while you were handling the board?

 

Hello everyone. I replaced the cpu and the computer now turns on and displays an image. Now the co.puter only displays the BIOS and when I say to exit the BIOS, it turns off, on, and straight back into the BIOS. Now, it is displaying this image. Any hello wound be appreciated and previous help had been appreciated.

 

Well I haven't bought a copy of windows yet. Could that be the problem?

 

Update Ive gotten past that issue, but I think there's a problem with the ssd. The picture below is what happens when I try to put windows on the computer. I'm going to replace it and see if that fixes anything.