H67MA-E35 (B3) HDMI and DVI-D no output

Just did a new build consisting of:
Mobo H67MA-E35 B3
CPU Intel i5-2500 3.3 Ghz
Mem 8GB DDR3 1333MHz
Win7 64bit
I am not getting an output signal from either the HDMI or the DVI-D. The VGA works fine.
I flashed the Mobo BIOS to E7680IMS v11.6 and installed the newest driver for the graphics on the CPU to version 8.15.10.2361
In the BIOS I have the graphics set to:
Initiate Graphics Adapter (IGD)
Integrated graphics share memory (128)
DVMT memory (maximum)
IGD multi-monitor (enabled)
Any ideas on what to do next? Thank you

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You monitor has only VGA and DVI inputs. Your mainboard has VGA, DVI, and HDMI. Correct so far?
You bought an HDMI to DVI cable, which solved your problem, but your problem was a faulty female DVI on the monitor?
How is this possible? The only way that cable would even fit is going HDMI on mainboard to DVI on monitor, but you stated the port didn't work.
Or was this all done with the new monitor after you found out the DVI port was broken on the old one?
Have you tried the old monitor on a different system to check if it's the DVI port?
The reason I ask all this is if I'm wondering if your issue was really a broken port on monitor, or the MSI display bug that is effecting so many core iX H and Z chipset boards.

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