No signal to monitor from PC

[SamDel4321]

New to this website, so my apologies if this isn't the correct place for this post.

Recently I was playing WoW on my PC when everything froze. The game, taskbar, everything. I waited a few minutes and it was still frozen, so I turned off my computer. When I re-booted, I noticed my CPU fan was running faster than normal and my monitor now said no signal. All parts seem to boot like before, besides the CPU fan going faster, and don’t turn off until I power down PC. Also, before the freeze everything was mostly quiet while booting, but now there is a faint scratching noise coming from HDD for a fraction of a second. So far the troubleshooting methods I have tried are:

• Trying each stick of RAM individually in every slot
• Re-seating graphics card, PSU connections and SATA cables,
• Booting with HDDs and SSD disconnected
• Using different monitors and HDMI cables
• Resetting CMOS with battery and pins on motherboard.

So far nothing has given me any signal to any monitor. Is there a simple fix for this or do I need new parts?

Specs
Windows 10
Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H
RAM: 2 8G PC4-25600
Storage: 2TB Barracuda HDD, 1TB Seagate SSHD, WD Blue 500 GB SSD
Graphics: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Super
Power: Corsair RM 550x
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700X

Sorry for any irrelevant info. First post, I’m confused, so I included everything for clarity.

Thanks

 

[crjdriver]

You did fine in posting your parts list; I wish everyone did as well.
Can you try your video card in another system OR do you have another card to try in this system?

 

[SamDel4321]

You did fine in posting your parts list; I wish everyone did as well.
Can you try your video card in another system OR do you have another card to try in this system?

I actually don't have another system or card. That would probably make diagnosing this a lot easier.

 

[Couriant]

Your motherboard has an onboard dvi and hdmi yes? Can you use those to make sure you have something?

 

[crjdriver]

The onboard port or ports on the board are to support the APU series of processors [with onchip video] the ryzen 2700X has no video.
At this point, you are going to have to start swapping parts with known good units; ie pw supply, motherboard, ram, etc.
The only other option would be to take the system to a shop and have them diagnose it for you. Where I live, this would cost between 1/2 to 1hr shop labor.