Help: A7N8X-VM/400 gets checksum error

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Frequent Flyer

Hi All,

My pre fabricated name brand computer blew up after putting an ATA-133 card
in it so I decided to go back to the world of building PCs myself!

I purchased the Asus A7N8X-VM/400 mainboard. My system is setup and works
great. However, I do get two slow beeps and then two fast beeps at the bios
splash screen.

Occasionally i get an checksum error on the bios. I click on load defaults
and everything works great. I was wondering if anyone knew what these
errors are about?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
FF

PS: I did update the bios to the newest rev and no changes.
 
Hi All,

My pre fabricated name brand computer blew up after putting an ATA-133 card
in it so I decided to go back to the world of building PCs myself!

I purchased the Asus A7N8X-VM/400 mainboard. My system is setup and works
great. However, I do get two slow beeps and then two fast beeps at the bios
splash screen.

Occasionally i get an checksum error on the bios. I click on load defaults
and everything works great. I was wondering if anyone knew what these
errors are about?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
FF

PS: I did update the bios to the newest rev and no changes.
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A bad CMOS battery can cause that.
 
I just replaced the battery and so far no checksum errors but I am still
getting 4 beeps during the splash screen.

Is the 4 beeps normal? If I disable the splash screen, it beeps twice slow
and then two quick beeps. However, this is all done during the NVRAM test
and reports no errors.
 
I just replaced the battery and so far no checksum errors but I am still
getting 4 beeps during the splash screen.

Is the 4 beeps normal? If I disable the splash screen, it beeps twice slow
and then two quick beeps. However, this is all done during the NVRAM test
and reports no errors.
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Mine crunches to cure cancer so I didn't hook up any speakers to it.
My A7N8X DLX v2 boxes would always say the RAM was bad so I disabled
the voice on start up. The RAM is not bad since they run 24/7 with no
problems.
 
Mine crunches to cure cancer so I didn't hook up any speakers to it.
My A7N8X DLX v2 boxes would always say the RAM was bad so I disabled
the voice on start up. The RAM is not bad since they run 24/7 with no
problems.
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LOL. I was thinking about removing the speaker but then it would be handy
to have warning tones if the computer overheated or something like that.

FF
 
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