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Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:24

Re: Building my own PC
 
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Originally Posted by Salu
Have you set the CPU's Front side bus settings correctly?

I haven't seen bios yet.............do I need to do something on the mobo?
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No luck using the TFT either :(

Richard M 14-04-2005 15:28

Re: Building my own PC
 
Check the connection to the video card?
Did you plug the power cable(s) into the video card also?

Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:29

Re: Building my own PC
 
It's strange, everything looks and sounds fine, except the screen doesn't show anything.
Could it be the GPU? (which appears to be working)
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Originally Posted by Richard M
Check the connection to the video card?
Did you plug the power cable(s) into the video card also?

Yep, and it's fan is spinning..........

Salu 14-04-2005 15:31

Re: Building my own PC
 
Did you plug the Case speaker in, that will bleep a certain number of times if there is a config error.

Halcyon 14-04-2005 15:31

Re: Building my own PC
 
- Check video card is well inserted to its slot.
- Check monitor cable is plugged in properly at both ends.
- Some monitors require that a USB cable be linked to it and the PC. Check if yours needs it to wake up.

Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:36

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Salu
Did you plug the Case speaker in, that will bleep a certain number of times if there is a config error.

No case speaker supplied with case.
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Halcyon
- Check video card is well inserted to its slot.
- Check monitor cable is plugged in properly at both ends.
- Some monitors require that a USB cable be linked to it and the PC. Check if yours needs it to wake up.

Done, done, This monitor actually reports 'no signal'.....and it doesn't need a usb

Salu 14-04-2005 15:38

Re: Building my own PC
 
There is a jumper that powers the BIOS or not. Is this correctly placed?
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Also what memory did you get in the end?

Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:39

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Salu
There is a jumper that powers the BIOS or not. Is this correctly placed?
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Also what memory did you get in the end?

I'll check with the mobo manual. RAM....the sticks that are for sale--but I'll be keeping them.

Richard M 14-04-2005 15:46

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod
Quote:

Originally Posted by Salu
There is a jumper that powers the BIOS or not. Is this correctly placed?
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Also what memory did you get in the end?

I'll check with the mobo manual. RAM....the sticks that are for sale--but I'll be keeping them.

If they work with the board...
Try a stick of other RAM - I had the same problem once with unbranded RAM.

Salu 14-04-2005 15:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
Presumably you have plugged the ATX power supply to the motherboard.....

Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:48

Re: Building my own PC
 
MOBO light is green, GPU light is green.............
I'll try different ram...............

Salu 14-04-2005 15:53

Re: Building my own PC
 
There is a 4 pin power lead that should also be connected the the motherboard as well as the 24 pin one....is that on?
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Also check (with power lead disconnected) that you have pressed you memory firm enough in the motherboard. You need some pressure, more than you think..

Aragorn 14-04-2005 15:58

Re: Building my own PC
 
According to the manual this mobo reports POST errors 'verbally' through the on-board sound card - have you got speakers plugged in atm? Should tell if CPU/mem/GPU are failing POST.

Ramrod 14-04-2005 15:59

Re: Building my own PC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Salu
There is a 4 pin power lead that should also be connected the the motherboard as well as the 24 pin one....is that on?
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Also check (with power lead disconnected) that you have pressed you memory firm enough in the motherboard. You need some pressure, more than you think..

Both power leads are connected. RAM swap didn't help and new RAM is back on new MOBO with the little plastic clips at either end clicked/hinged on

Halcyon 14-04-2005 16:01

Re: Building my own PC
 
I remember someone once having this problem and it is worth checking just incase....
See if any of your pins on the monitor to graphics card cable are bent or damaged. This resulted in no signal once.


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