Hey guys,
I'd really appreciate your help on this. I've been running at 1.6A@2.4@1.675V on a P4B266 perfectly until one day my GF3 died. I sent that for an exchange and that has been taken care of. Meanwhile, I was using my Geforce2 MX temporarily but then my system wouldn't boot up. It would just show the video card detection screen and beep once and go blank from there. I thought my motherboard was screwed up too so I sent that for a waranty exchange and got a new one. So while I was waiting for the new one to get back, I was using my old PIII 866 and P3V4X and everything was running as it should be. So yesterday I got my new motherboard back and put it all together once again. But it did the exact same thing! so now it's either the CPU or RAM cuz the only difference between this setup and my temporary setup was the CPU, RAM and motherboard. What gives? Has anyone else out there had the same problems as I have? I really hope that it's the RAM that's faulty, but then again it should cause this problem.
Oh and i recently upgraded to a ti-4200 (couldn't resist the hot deals at ATHD ). But that works perfectly fine on the temporary setup.
HELP!!!!
I'd really appreciate your help on this. I've been running at 1.6A@2.4@1.675V on a P4B266 perfectly until one day my GF3 died. I sent that for an exchange and that has been taken care of. Meanwhile, I was using my Geforce2 MX temporarily but then my system wouldn't boot up. It would just show the video card detection screen and beep once and go blank from there. I thought my motherboard was screwed up too so I sent that for a waranty exchange and got a new one. So while I was waiting for the new one to get back, I was using my old PIII 866 and P3V4X and everything was running as it should be. So yesterday I got my new motherboard back and put it all together once again. But it did the exact same thing! so now it's either the CPU or RAM cuz the only difference between this setup and my temporary setup was the CPU, RAM and motherboard. What gives? Has anyone else out there had the same problems as I have? I really hope that it's the RAM that's faulty, but then again it should cause this problem.
Oh and i recently upgraded to a ti-4200 (couldn't resist the hot deals at ATHD ). But that works perfectly fine on the temporary setup.
HELP!!!!