Comp won't power up properly. I bought an ASUS P4C800 478 MOTHERBOARD to replace my old mobo. Bought this one because it could OC. I have a 2.66ghz CPU/ 400W PSU/ and a AGP 9550 card and plenty of RAM. Everything worked perfectly in the old mobo. Comp turns...

ahhh! comp won't turn on!. Ok, I have a brand-new Antec Sonata with the Antec Truepower 380W PSu and brandnew Asus mobo, brandnew Ram, brandnew EVERYTHING. I hook up everything correctly and set the clock speeds and it works perfectly, then I disconnect it...

asus motherboard k7v133 with duron 700mhz few weeks ago. then i decided to overclock it little bit. first, changed the bus speed to 105mhz from 100mhz. worked fine. then, i moved it up to 107mhz. Comp won't boot up. from that point, it never booted again....i...

since I used a lower power video card all system, cpu fans and hard drive appear to be working but still no video. The monitor displays a mesage to replace the cable but I am thinking it is either the MOBO or VIDEO since I did have the power situation before...

is the comp won't even turn on. so i can't even troubleshoot. maybe it's the psu not supplying enough power? or maybe it's faulty? on my old system that i just took out today, i used to have to press the power switch on case (comp won't turn on) and then...

bet you might even get away with 350W if you had it from a real company. no use in risking it i guess, but my point is get it from a real company cuz if your power's not enough, your comp won't run, and if your power goes *SPARK* dieeee, your comp goes *SPARK...

So you’d need at least PC3-12800 to run on FSB of 400 MHz. 4. Power Supply There are really two major factors to consider when selecting a power supply: 1) Quality of the PSU 2) Power output I don’t have the expertise to write up this selection...

my comp case in a while. Mobo got fried according to some tech here in town. Im looking to stay in the $600 dollar range. . Hi. new here to these forums. Im looking to build a comp mainly to play world of warcraft, upload pictures from a cam, web surfing,...

this point, so with 100 bucks, I could upgrade dramatically. Some of the newer NVIDIA cards are pretty nice, particularly the 8000 series. Any recommendations for me based on my comp with the ASUS mobo and NVIDIA chipset? I would like to stay with NVIDIA...

do. :wink: Hmm the power supply is relatevely new :( I bought it with the case when we upgraded the comp to xp and i got the mobo processor ram, its literally a max of 4 months old. I will try the ram thingy altho I doubt its the ram, the voltages on MM which...