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koensa 7th December 2003 20:41

again..no boot
 
yuy
today was going to be such a nice day

easypanic and me where going to test a innocent 1.6..(100perc minimum overclock)..that didnt work cuz the p4 kit was faulty..YUY


but before the prometia was running on my AMD system,we first tested that and scored 38secs...i was happy,so we took out the prom and installed it in the p4 setup..

then we saw it wouldnt work so we dissasembled everything and i voltmodded our 9800pro cards..


then he was gone,and i started installing everything again in my case and,cuz i didnt needed the prom (i am selling it) i putted my alpha pal 8045 on it..
tryed booting : nothing,fans were spinning,hd's spinning,but nothing on the screen... i did a cmos clear and tryd again..nothing

installed a reserve quadro and no boot...installed 9800pro and pal 6045(maybe the heatsink?) no boot


so al my fans spin and hd's spin, but the comp doesnt boot,and isnt givving a signal

full specs:
9800pro
pc3500 corsair
nf7s
2800+ (barton)
enermax 460


what is kaputt?

easypanic 7th December 2003 20:51

9/10 that heatsink crushed your cpu :(

koensa 7th December 2003 20:52

you have to retention (aanspan) that heatsink by hand, i dont think i am so strong tro crush it :p, i dont have ur strength remember :p

quarantaine 7th December 2003 20:55

try resetting the motherboard and let it rest for a couple of hours.
or you could deassemble everything and assemble it.

sounds strange but it could help.

Gamer 7th December 2003 20:58

indeed.

don't give up yet.

koensa 7th December 2003 21:01

Quote:

Originally posted by quarantaine
try resetting the motherboard and let it rest for a couple of hours.

cmos delete for a whole hour,u mean that?

the other thing (disemble and assemble i already did)

easypanic 7th December 2003 21:02

Get the battery out of the motherboard for a couple of hours, and insert it then. This was a solution for alot of people already ;)

koensa 8th December 2003 20:29

could it be the psu?


tested my bd7-2 and 1.6 and 9800 and corsair = no boot again


hmm

Gamer 8th December 2003 20:45

sure, do the test.

FreeStyler 9th December 2003 09:23

no beeps or other signals: CPU-Mobo-PSU.


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