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Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by souldoubt, May 11, 2004.

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  1. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    Where else? Newegg! Just go to Computer cases section, it's on the homepage, and quite righ too.
     
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    Thanks... slowly but surely, Im building her up... just ordered the hipper PSU in blue and ordered the rest of my cables in blue with round ide cables [very pleased w/ the info I got off home page for PSU]
     
  3. sammorris

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    Brilliant, keep us posted!
     
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    no

    and I'm how many pages adrift ?
    I need to get on more

     
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    Is it common for defect memory as I have just built a Computer (see sig) and MemTest has found 2612 Errors. Yet Windows Boots up fine, But you struggle playing a Game for 5 mins before the BSOD.

    Pictures:
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    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i53/dsgtrain/Memory/02.jpg
    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i53/dsgtrain/Memory/03.jpg
    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i53/dsgtrain/Memory/04.jpg

    Also, whats a average temp for a Athlon 64 3800+ CPU (Not the X2) on the stock HSF as mine hits about 47c at full load under Prime95 (If I can get it running for long enough before the BSOD).

    Thanks, Dave.
     
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  6. sammorris

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    That temp is fine, it's about what my X2 manages with a Zalman cooler. If you're getitng BSODs and recognised memory errors, it sounds a likely possibility, and definitely does happen, I've seen it, not on my own PC, but one that one of my friends built for someone else. The RAM was bad and got replaced.
     
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    I have now found that it is because I brought High Density RAM and not Low Density RAM. Never hered of such a thing?? Could someone please confirm this for me!

    Thanks, Dave.
     
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    Rubbish. You just shouldn't mix the two. If it's all high density, it should work unless the RAM is faulty.
     
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    I will post the reply I had from the eBay seller tomorrow. They claim it is only compatable with certain mobos but as mine was new I thought it would have been OK. Both Sticks are High Density.
     
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    Need Help!!!

    Trying to put together a new PC, but it won't start up.
    I hooked everything up, double and triple checked all the connections. When I hit the power button nothing happens!!!

    I have a Hiper PS.
    ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe
    ATI All-In Wonder X1900
    AM2 4200 X2

    When I connect the power cord to the case the mobo lights up a green light in the botton right on the board (without hitting any buttons). So at this point I know that the mobo i detecting some sort of power.
    But when I try to turn on the power on the case nothing happens.

    Any suggests on what to do????
     
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    disconnect all cable to drives to see if post or not. clear the cmos as found that to kickstart a system.
     
  12. sammorris

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    You may want to double check your power button works, first and foremost!
     
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    I checked my power button, and even tried another from a second case. I cleared CMOS and still nothing. I can't get anything to turn on.

    I noticed that the ASUS manual said 600W power supply, but the Hiper is only 580W. Could this be my problem?
     
  14. sammorris

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    Nah. Not only is that irrelevant at POST, but also the Hiper can output 630W. Are all the connectors plugged in? 24 pin and the Asus' extra molex connector plug and power?
    [​IMG]
    Underneath my CPU cooler, there's a plug that's going into the board at the back. That looks like a molex to me, and my system builder plugged it in, so I presume it was necessary.
     
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    There was a 24 pin connector for the power supply. The Hiper has a 20pin plus a 4 pin. There are arrows on both the connectors. Right now both arrows are facing each other. -><-

    I noticed before there was a 4 pin connector on the upper right of the mother board. I hooed that up directly to the power supply with it's own 4 pin connector.


     
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    I still cant get it to turn on.
     
  17. sammorris

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    Here should be a picture of your board.
    [​IMG]
    At the top right under the purple parallel connector is a 4-pin square type connector, at the bottom is a long white ATX connector (24-pin). That board may only work with ATX2 Power supplies. Do you have the old 480W Hiper or the new 580?
     
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    I have the new 580 one. Right now I got both the 24 pin and 4 connectors connected.
     
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    That should be all you need then. Can you try the same PSU in a different board?
     
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    I will try that next.

    I do have another question.

    With the mobo it came with a bronze ribbon maybe 2 inches in length. Any idea what that is used for?

    P/N 08G 16000122
     
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