(Ill try for help here too.)
Thats the question.
Got a new mainboard plugged in CPU,Memory,Power supply,Keyboard and a DVD Rom drive.
Connected Onboard Video to monitor.
Turned on system, set up Bios and rebooted.
Turned on system booted from DVD (Testing CD) To test CPU. Tested Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (Testing CD) To run Memtest. Tested Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (LiveCD Ubuntu) Just to mess around. Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (LiveCD Slax) Just to mess around. Fine. Powered Off.
Ok Time to install PCIE Graphic Card seeing everything seems fine.
Connected PCIE Video to monitor.
Turned on system No display. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Ok. Restart.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Reset/Cleared Bios.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Removed PCIE Graphic Card.
Reset/Cleared Bios.
Connected Onboard Video to monitor.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Removed CPU,Memory and DVD rom and tested on spare motherboard. ALL fine. Cant test PCIE Graphic dont have spare PCIE compatible mainboard.
This is where mainboard went back and was replaced. Deemed Faulty.
Now as per subject it looks like installing the PCIE Graphic card did something to the motherboard.
Now Ive been testing Computer parts for years in various configurations.
Good CPUs,Bad Mainboards,Good Memory,Bad Graphics.
Bad CPU's,Good Mainboards,Bad Memory,Good graphics.
Good CPUs,Good Mainboards,Bad Memory,Bad Graphics.
You can guess the rest of the combinations.
But I have not ever noticed any of the combinations when one was proved to be good being killed by putting it with something bad.
Now I have a replacement but I don't know what to do about the PCIE Graphic Card.
Suggestions?
Thats the question.
Got a new mainboard plugged in CPU,Memory,Power supply,Keyboard and a DVD Rom drive.
Connected Onboard Video to monitor.
Turned on system, set up Bios and rebooted.
Turned on system booted from DVD (Testing CD) To test CPU. Tested Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (Testing CD) To run Memtest. Tested Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (LiveCD Ubuntu) Just to mess around. Fine. Restart.
Turned on system booted from DVD (LiveCD Slax) Just to mess around. Fine. Powered Off.
Ok Time to install PCIE Graphic Card seeing everything seems fine.
Connected PCIE Video to monitor.
Turned on system No display. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Ok. Restart.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Reset/Cleared Bios.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Removed PCIE Graphic Card.
Reset/Cleared Bios.
Connected Onboard Video to monitor.
Turned on system No display and No response from DVD Rom. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Turned on system No display and response from DVD Rom but does not sound like its booting from it. CPU Fan Spins Power Supply runs. Power off.
Removed CPU,Memory and DVD rom and tested on spare motherboard. ALL fine. Cant test PCIE Graphic dont have spare PCIE compatible mainboard.
This is where mainboard went back and was replaced. Deemed Faulty.
Now as per subject it looks like installing the PCIE Graphic card did something to the motherboard.
Now Ive been testing Computer parts for years in various configurations.
Good CPUs,Bad Mainboards,Good Memory,Bad Graphics.
Bad CPU's,Good Mainboards,Bad Memory,Good graphics.
Good CPUs,Good Mainboards,Bad Memory,Bad Graphics.
You can guess the rest of the combinations.
But I have not ever noticed any of the combinations when one was proved to be good being killed by putting it with something bad.
Now I have a replacement but I don't know what to do about the PCIE Graphic Card.
Suggestions?