Going forward, 1st a couple of things to make life easier in the future.
1. If you click on "system specs" under any posters avatar you will see a list of the components used in your build. I'd fill that in on your profile page so those trying to respond will be aware of what's in the box.
2. Budget is an issue in most builds but a few extra bucks can go a long way, on next build, consider ....
a) Most boards under $120 will come with LAN and Sound systems that most would consider 'substandard' for a gaming build.
b) I recommend setting a budget that addresses a) above and b) would be having a LCD MoBo mounted or at least LED light for troubleshooting purposes
c) Budget MoBos often lack troubleshooting procedures in their manuals.... manually generally runs under 40 or so pages.
3. Make sure you have the manual
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/...146.147511534.1554672235-452050169.1554672235
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B450M-A/HelpDesk_Manual/l
Now onto your issue ...
1. One of the most common errors when installing a new card is the cabling:
a) Make sure to use the monitor's OSD (on screen display) to use the correct port. If using HDMI cable, make sure HDMI is selected on OSD.
b) Make sure you have cable plugged into the correct port at the PC....
- i) MoBo I/O panel to use IGP (VGA, HDMI, DVI-D) on MoBo
- ii) GFX Card (typically HDMI, DP and DL-DVI-D) on AIB card
2. Make sure you still have the 8 pin EPS cable for CPU connected after installing GFX card
3. Make sure the 6 / 8 pin power cable is connected to GFX card and PSU.
4. Make sure you didn't dislodge the CPU fan cable during installation
5. Those are the most common, but if those are all OK, remove and replace all cables at both ends.
6. See step (green circle) on page 1-3 of your manual.
7. Make sure RAM is in correct slots ... see page 1-9 of the manual
If that brings no resolution, contact Asus Tech Support by phone ... see last page in manual.