damaged the IMC on the CPU although I haven't seen anything that would suggest this is possible (I've looked and I am familiar with Ohm's Law). I can probably get my hands on some extra hardware to do some replacement testing (mobo, RAM, CPU) but it won't...

PSU starts when told to do so by the MoBo, (as opposed to the start button connecting directly to the PSU), certainly the front panel switch connects to the MoBo, so presumably at least something is working on the MoBo. The very quick shutoff suggests something...

or just not stable? Is there anyway i power the videocard/fans/hd from a 300w and the mobo/cpu from the 500w, or is the 500w just nor stable? Also would i be OK testing the mobo/cpu/videocard and 1 ram stick with my 300w cps to see if i can get into bios???...

is identical. The problem has to be the mobo, power supply, or the CPU. I can do trival test of the power supply (i.e. swap in a new one at 400W, which should be good enough for this sort of test), but I have no idea how to do any further testing of the mobo...

prog list, Wiki's Latency page, PS calculator... I had a similar problem in my mobo ( ga-ep45-ud3l)..Was a short-circuit.. test the mobo out of the case..if it works, than it is a short-circuit... The ram message says "Memory Runs as Dual CHannel Interval"...

Siem... Are suppost to test mobo before. 2 AMD are suppost the test/help/look at there protocol if there are as they want.When GM buy tire for there car they test them or it look like ford explorer.( in fact it was drive train prob).NISSAN new SENTRA SE-R...

has 2 x 4-pin molex connectors feeding the 6-pin PCI-E connector. If not, then it may be useful if you could buy/borrow one so we can test the mobo with the other psu. Could you also post the voltages that are shown in the Hardware Monitor so we can check...

BIOS/Windows sees 4gb out of 6gb. Hi, I'm having an issue with my ram/mobo. I've seen a post on this forum posted earlier in the year, but no solution. I just built a new system with the following specs: Windows XP PRO 64bit CPU i7 920 EVGA E758-A1...

PC? PC Repair-Vol 4:Having Trouble Shooting Your PC? Well, I have now almost completed testing the first of the two boards, which is the oldest one of the two boards when judged from the serial number. Test setup: Motherboard: ASUS A7N8X Deluxe BIOS:...