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Problem with ASUS motherboard.

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by gorgio1, Nov 8, 2004.

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  1. gorgio1

    gorgio1 Member

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    I have recently bought some pc parts in order to built a complete system.After putting all items together (reset the bios) and press the power on switch.Although all the items seemed to work fine (fans cpu etc) nothing came up on the screen...I tested the cpu, memory, and graphics card on the system i am using now (having MB: ASUS P4P800) and everything work fine.

    The system has:
    P4@3GHz, ASUS P4P800 E-Deluxe, 256MB ABIT Radeon 9600XT, 1GB PC3200 Memory Module, HDD:160GB Maxtor ,Plextor DVD-RW

    Can anyone please tell me what is wrong?HELP
     
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    How did you reset the BIOS? If you just took the battery out, that sometimes is not enough.

    I had the same problem with my P4C800E-Deluxe mobo. I checked all the cables, cards, etc., and they were all seated properly. I took out the battery, and then I "shorted" out the CMOS by moving the jumper to the 2nd set of pins, for about 10 seconds. I then moved the jumper back to the default location, put the battery back in, and my computer booted up.

    Your owner's manual shows the location of the CMOS jumper. If you go to the first page of Jumpers, it will be listed as Clear RTC RAM (CLRTC), or something to that affect.

    I just looked at your manual on the Asus site. It is on page 2-20.

    Also, make sure that your BIOS is updated to the 1004. You can get it here:

    http://www.asus.com/support/download/item.aspx?ModelName=P4P800-E Deluxe
     
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    I tested the connections again.Everything is fine. Reset the BIOS but same problem again.!!!How can I flash the BIOS if I can't see anything on the screen?

    PLEASE HELP!I don't know what else should I do with this machine....
     
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    disconnect all drives & cards(?) except video card from motherboard with power disconnected not turned off as some boards still have poweron even turned off. clear the cmos with jumper( check manual), reconnect power & turn system on see what happens. post result. also do you have p4 powersupply installed with all the required connectors attached, as some boards want 2 power connections not just the atx power connector
     
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    same as before...Nothing is coming up on the screen
     
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  6. ianski7

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    Hey

    Do you get beep codes? Try the old video card in the new machine.
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    check that cmos jumper is in normal not clear according to manual when powering system as in clear mode system won't post, try a pci video card to see if post, take motherboard out of case, isolate from case metal so you can still use power supply without taking it out of case 2 & try system out, possible grounding problem, post result
     
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    not any beeps at all!
     
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    all jumpers checked.Not any beeps at all!!!
     
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    nobo also out of the case
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    than motherboard is bad take back to store for test & replacement, post end result
     
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    this is the second mobo i m getting from the store..the first one was a P4P800SE with the same simptoms...Please help...
     
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    only beeps when i am removing RAM.No beeps as they should be when Graphics is not on mboard.Graphics card tested on P4P800 working fine. A GForce FX 5200 tested on the mboard with the same result...
     
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    what is board agp is, 4x or 8x & what is video cards, 4x or 8x. if board is 8x & you are trying with 4x or lower it might prevent board to post. did you try a pci video card
     
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    mobos agp is 8x and so is the graphics card's.No pci card availiable for testing...
     
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  16. ianski7

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    Hey

    Try ram from the old machine in new build.
     
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  17. gorgio1

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    you saved my life!!!!Thank you all
     
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    try different powersupply
     
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  19. ianski7

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    Hey!

    Not So Fast!! What did you do to fix the problem?
     
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    put the memory module of the old machine.Thanks again!
     
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