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James wrote: |
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> Dale <rdalek1967 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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>> http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3996#manual |
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> I got a second identical mobo delivered today, so now I have |
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> a book. Check the connectors to the Front panel, all is correct. |
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> The mobo is Rev. 1.1. Swapped out ram, too, just to test. |
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That's a start. lol |
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>> Does it beep? |
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> NO. Would that suggest a dead mobo? The little speaker is attached |
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> but does not beep or anything...... The power supply is plugged into |
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> the mobo correctly. It's a new power supply and cables. |
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It should beep even if everything is fine. I think mine gives one long |
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beep when all is good but do NOT take that as golden. It's been over 3 |
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months since I rebooted. I can't recall exactly. |
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>> If so, is it the normal beep or a error code beep? If |
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>> error code, then check to see if it sheds light on the problem. I would |
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>> also unplug, give the connectors a good looking over then plug it back |
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>> up. I'd do that for everything I could. |
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> Yep, verified wiring 3 times. Might have a bad cable, so I'm going to replace |
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> them all one at a time and see if that makes any difference. The mobo |
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> is just not even trying to boot. No video signal to monitor. |
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I would remove anything I could and see if it beeps. First, get it to |
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beep tho. Unless it is dead, it should have some sort of beep. Remove |
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all but one stick of ram, video card, drives and anything else. |
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Basically, mobo itself, CPU and a stick of memory. |
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>> The only other thing I can think of, does the BIOS version support that |
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>> CPU? I have always wondered what would happen if you put a CPU on a |
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>> mobo that the BIOS doesn't support but would with a newer BIOS. I |
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>> *think* the BIOS version is on the box with the serial number and such. |
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> The book does say the processor must be installed. This mobo is for |
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> the fx8350 so something is bad. I'm gonna build up the second machine |
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> and see what happens.... |
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> This mobo appears to be borked, right out of the box. |
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> any other ideas? |
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> James |
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Yea, it has to have a CPU on it to make it do something. My thought |
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was, what if the version of BIOS that is installed does not support the |
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specific CPU you have on there. I know that mine will support a lot of |
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CPUs IF it has the latest version of BIOS. If it still had the BIOS |
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that came on it, it does not see the newer CPUs. I would have to |
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upgrade the BIOS first then upgrade. |
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If all else fails, maybe it is dead. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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