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I have (had?) a revision 1.04 motherboard using the latest BIOS 1007, with a
2400+ (Thoroughbred-B) and a Coolermaster X-Dream mounted on top. I
attempted to install a 3200+ Barton in it's place, as I have read that it
_should_ be possible to use the 2 together.
Upon booting up afterwards, the system came on for approx. five seconds then
shut down. No beeps, no video signal to monitor, etc. etc. Not a big problem
I thought, it was probably just using the old FSB and multiplier settings,
so I reset the CMOS settings. Following instructions in the manual, I
removed the battery, moved the jumper cap over the other pins and back to
where it was and re-inserted the battery. Once again I tried to start the
system again. Same problem!
Tried putting the 2400+ back in to see if that would work... nope.
Also tried a known working Thunderbird 1400Mhz too... nope.
I needed the system back up and running ASAP, so I ordered a replacement
board, the A7N8X-E Deluxe. Everything works fine, 3200+ too, on the new
board. Full system specs detailed in my sig...
Anything else I can try to resurrect this motherboard or is it destined for
the big beige box in the sky?
--
Regards,
Tony. (tony.cue(at)tiscali.co.uk)
Discogs: building the definitive database of electronic music...
http://www.discogs.com
Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe (Revision 1.01, BIOS 1008)
AMD AthlonXP 3200+ (Barton, 11 x 200, 1.65VCore)
Coolermaster Aero 7 Lite HSF
1Gb (2 x 512) Samsung PC3200 400Mhz DDR RAM Dual Channel
(M368L6423DTM/CC400)
Leadtek WinFast GeForce 4 Ti4200 128Mb (A250LE TD MyVIVO)
19" Mitsubishi 1280x1024 100Hz 0.24 dot pitch (Diamond Pro 930SB BK)
2 x 120Gb Maxtor Diamondmax Plus 9 8Mb Cache (6Y120P0, Primary Master,
Primary Slave, no RAID)
2 x Samsung 52x/24x/52x/16x CD-RW/DVD-ROM (SM-352B, Secondary Master,
Secondary Slave)
Lian-Li PC-75B
Windows XP Home (SP1, DirectX 9.0b)
2400+ (Thoroughbred-B) and a Coolermaster X-Dream mounted on top. I
attempted to install a 3200+ Barton in it's place, as I have read that it
_should_ be possible to use the 2 together.
Upon booting up afterwards, the system came on for approx. five seconds then
shut down. No beeps, no video signal to monitor, etc. etc. Not a big problem
I thought, it was probably just using the old FSB and multiplier settings,
so I reset the CMOS settings. Following instructions in the manual, I
removed the battery, moved the jumper cap over the other pins and back to
where it was and re-inserted the battery. Once again I tried to start the
system again. Same problem!
Tried putting the 2400+ back in to see if that would work... nope.
Also tried a known working Thunderbird 1400Mhz too... nope.
I needed the system back up and running ASAP, so I ordered a replacement
board, the A7N8X-E Deluxe. Everything works fine, 3200+ too, on the new
board. Full system specs detailed in my sig...
Anything else I can try to resurrect this motherboard or is it destined for
the big beige box in the sky?
--
Regards,
Tony. (tony.cue(at)tiscali.co.uk)
Discogs: building the definitive database of electronic music...
http://www.discogs.com
Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe (Revision 1.01, BIOS 1008)
AMD AthlonXP 3200+ (Barton, 11 x 200, 1.65VCore)
Coolermaster Aero 7 Lite HSF
1Gb (2 x 512) Samsung PC3200 400Mhz DDR RAM Dual Channel
(M368L6423DTM/CC400)
Leadtek WinFast GeForce 4 Ti4200 128Mb (A250LE TD MyVIVO)
19" Mitsubishi 1280x1024 100Hz 0.24 dot pitch (Diamond Pro 930SB BK)
2 x 120Gb Maxtor Diamondmax Plus 9 8Mb Cache (6Y120P0, Primary Master,
Primary Slave, no RAID)
2 x Samsung 52x/24x/52x/16x CD-RW/DVD-ROM (SM-352B, Secondary Master,
Secondary Slave)
Lian-Li PC-75B
Windows XP Home (SP1, DirectX 9.0b)