PCI slots

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Robert Ziegler

Anybody hear of of motherboard with a problem like this , PIC slots don't
work but all else is fine. Work fine 6 mouths ago then I lost the S/B Live
card , replaced it with a S/B Extreme gamer. When installed the computer
will not boot past the Bios. Remove the card and all's well Dam's thing I
have ever seen.Been building computer for over 20 years and have never saw
this before. I can use the onboard sound just fine but not the other. Mike
doesn't work with the onboard sound card. some help PLEASE.
 
Robert Ziegler said:
Anybody hear of of motherboard with a problem like this , PIC slots don't
work but all else is fine. Work fine 6 mouths ago then I lost the S/B Live
card , replaced it with a S/B Extreme gamer. When installed the computer
will not boot past the Bios. Remove the card and all's well Dam's thing I
have ever seen.Been building computer for over 20 years and have never saw
this before. I can use the onboard sound just fine but not the other. Mike
doesn't work with the onboard sound card. some help PLEASE.
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It's possible to have blown the power rail to the slots.
 
Robert Ziegler said:
Anybody hear of of motherboard with a problem like this , PIC slots
don't work but all else is fine. Work fine 6 mouths ago then I lost
the S/B Live card , replaced it with a S/B Extreme gamer. When
installed the computer will not boot past the Bios. Remove the card
and all's well Dam's thing I have ever seen.Been building computer
for over 20 years and have never saw this before.
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Its certainly possible to kill a PCI slot, particularly by
blowing the power supply trace off the motherboard etc.

Can also be something as basic as a dry joint or cracked trace with the socket too.
I can use the onboard sound just fine but not the other. Mike doesn't work with the onboard sound
card.
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That may just be that it doesnt provide power for a powered mic.
Try a non powered mic.

If you are into mods, it isnt that hard to add power to the mic socket with
some mic sockets, but its a real hassle getting the motherboard out to do it.

Its also possible to get an adapter that lets you feed power to a powered mic too.
 
Rod said:
Its certainly possible to kill a PCI slot, particularly by
blowing the power supply trace off the motherboard etc.

Can also be something as basic as a dry joint or cracked trace with the socket too.


That may just be that it doesnt provide power for a powered mic.
Try a non powered mic.

If you are into mods, it isnt that hard to add power to the mic socket with
some mic sockets, but its a real hassle getting the motherboard out to do it.

Its also possible to get an adapter that lets you feed power to a powered mic too.
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Here's one for ya.My motherboard has 2 PCIe 8x slots and one PCIe 16X
slot.Only one PCIe 8x slot wrks.
 
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