eVGA 680i LT Motherboard Posting Issue

[Sean Maxwell]

I just built a new system using the 680i LT (122-CK-NF67) motherboard. It will turn on fine and continue to run, but I don't get any posts or video signal.

I reseated my CPU, Video Card, and tried memory in different slots. I even stripped down the computer to just the case, cpu, video card, and 1 stick of memory. It just won't give me a video signal. I tried a different video card as well and it would not give me a signal. I hear no beeps but get lights on the motherboard. Clearing the CMOS has not helped the situation either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Sean Maxwell]

bump for any help.. please!

 

[Sean Maxwell]

refresh... it won't post sitting on a piece of cardboard out of the case... same responses

they actually designed this board without a speaker hookup or a built in speaker.. and on top of that, it has no LCD error indicator... troubleshooting the evga 680i LT is like finding a needle in a haystack..

Anyone know if G.Skill causes issues with it? Wouldn't it still post without memory installed on the system at all? I tried single DIMMs and swapped video cards, no luck..

Please help guys!

by the way, this is a 122-CK-NF67-T1 model

 

[Boyo]

GO to the eVGA forums and make sure that you look under the sticky for compatible RAM with that board.

 

[Sean Maxwell]

bump

 

[Sdiver2489]

as is a typical question especially for your rig...what power supply?

 

[Sean Maxwell]

620w enermax liberty

 

[mxcheetah]

No kidding!!!! I spent last night in same exact situation with the same board??? We were pulling our hair out at the same time!!!

 

[mxcheetah]

alright dude... I have the same model number but is an EVGA. Huh, oh well. I put in some 533 ram instead of my 800 and it posted no problem. Then changed the memory voltage settings from auto(1.8) to 2.1. I then shut her down put my 800 ocz platinum memory back in and it's all good dude.

Cheetah out.

 

[Sean Maxwell]

Nice find Cheetah.. that is too little too late I'm afraid.. I didn't have 533 memory and I already got a refund for it... ASUS P5N32-E SLI Plus works well

Thanks,
Sean