Hello,
I recently bought an Abit VT7 motherboard and am having trouble installing it. I have tried 3 different graphics cards (two ATI AGP, one Matrox PCI), each says that there is no signal when connected to the monitor. I have tried booting with and without a CPU, with and without memory and with only the graphics card, motherboard and PSU. I cannot get anything to boot on the screen. I have also tried two identical motherboards as I am building a number of systems and I get the same problem. The only thing it could be is the case. I am using two identical Pentium II cases, with everything ripped out so I cannot imagine that this is a problem. Further more, I have already built another system, with a Pentium 4c 3.0Ghz, similar spec (512mb DDR, Radeon 9200 256mb) and this worked fine.
I am at a total loss as to what the problem is.
Help would be VERY appreciated,
Spec:
Abit VT7
Pentium 4e 3.0Ghz Prescott
1024mb PC3200 DDR
Radeon 9600 256mb
360w P4 SATA eneabled PSU
Maxtor 80gb SATA Hard Disc
16x DVD-ROM
Regards,
Skinfreak
I recently bought an Abit VT7 motherboard and am having trouble installing it. I have tried 3 different graphics cards (two ATI AGP, one Matrox PCI), each says that there is no signal when connected to the monitor. I have tried booting with and without a CPU, with and without memory and with only the graphics card, motherboard and PSU. I cannot get anything to boot on the screen. I have also tried two identical motherboards as I am building a number of systems and I get the same problem. The only thing it could be is the case. I am using two identical Pentium II cases, with everything ripped out so I cannot imagine that this is a problem. Further more, I have already built another system, with a Pentium 4c 3.0Ghz, similar spec (512mb DDR, Radeon 9200 256mb) and this worked fine.
I am at a total loss as to what the problem is.
Help would be VERY appreciated,
Spec:
Abit VT7
Pentium 4e 3.0Ghz Prescott
1024mb PC3200 DDR
Radeon 9600 256mb
360w P4 SATA eneabled PSU
Maxtor 80gb SATA Hard Disc
16x DVD-ROM
Regards,
Skinfreak