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new build - no video output? - HEEEELLP!!! :( ...still no luck

Discussion in 'Tech Support' started by webbyman, 20 Aug 2006.

  1. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    system specs:
    am2 x2 3800+
    enermax 485watt psu
    gigabyte geforce 7300 gs
    Asus M2N-E mobo
    samsung spinpoint 80gb ide drive
    2x 512mb corsair ddr2 pc5400
    generic dvd rom drive

    when i connect everything up, the motherboard light turns green, i hit the power switch cpu fan spins up, mobolight stays green but nothing appears on the screen :/ tryed my gfx card too a 7800gtx but with no luck, anyone got any ideas why theres no output :( ?

    thanks in advance :]
     
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  2. oasked

    oasked Stuck in (better) mud

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    Have you checked all the connections? Is the motherboard grounding on anything? Tried with just the bare minimum - i.e. one stick of RAM etc?

    Do you get any error codes or beeps from the motherboard?
     
  3. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    been trying it with just the bare minimum, haven't recived any beens or signals and im pretty sure the speaker is connected properly....

    only thing i need to check is weather it's grounding on anything :O

    I think I will take it out of the case and place it on some carboard for a tester....

    Any other suggestions :(

    and thanks :)
     
  4. AJB2K3

    AJB2K3 What's a Dremel?

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    Only to rechect all conections.
    BTW are you using a monitor or an lcd?
    My mb was set to monitor so when i conected to lcd i saw absolutly nothing.
     
  5. Pookeyhead

    Pookeyhead It's big, and it's clever.

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    Dont lie the motherboard on an antistatic bag. Most think this will give protection, but in fact, the outside of a anti-static bag is conductive, and using it as a mat to lie the board on when powered up can, and indeed probably will, short something out.
     
  6. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    just tried it layout on a wooden desktop, still frantically trying :( no luck.

    someone PLEAAASEEE HELP!
     
  7. DougEdey

    DougEdey I pwn all your storage

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    The reason why you aren't getting any beeps is because you are running bare minimum. Get the PC speaker out of a case and put it on the board.
     
  8. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    cheers will try, i kinda ignored that i think as my dfi's got an onboard one, need to hunt one down, also the light stays green so i assumed it was oook lol just dead something?
     
  9. DougEdey

    DougEdey I pwn all your storage

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    It depends on the beeping, have you tried a new graphics card?
     
  10. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    tried a different gfx card and theres no beeps!

    help :( it's been ages :/
     
  11. EK-MDi

    EK-MDi What's a Dremel?

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    I've got an idea... Check to see if the 12V voltage connector is actuall connected. I once had the same problem as you, and replaced everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. Then I had one last look before I started tearing my hair out, to find that I failed to connect the 12V voltage connector to the motherboard.
     
  12. webbyman

    webbyman Hax.

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    checked the 12v :]

    might try a complete power supply, re sit cpu then a few desperate ideas...

    then im going to rma the motherboard? as this is a joke :/
     
  13. Springs

    Springs Boing boing

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    dont suppose u have a pci GFX card u can try...? paybe its ur PCI-e port?
     
  14. Lakeuk

    Lakeuk What's a Dremel?

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    I had the same thing a couple of weeks back when biulding my E6600, I hadn't connected the ATX_12V plug the the motherboard - thought it was only needed for the GCard, search of the net put me right :clap:
     

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