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If the cpu was dead, you wouldn't even hear the beep, usually if the system doesnt like your ram, you'll get lots of beeps. -miah On Thu, May 20, 2004 at 07:27:35AM -0400, Doug Sweetser wrote: > Hello: > > Mark was kind enough to give me a PCI video card. With and without > the AGP card in the slot, the board does not post, the word I have > learned having to do with the first beeps and signals that a computer > makes after being given power. > > The RAM had worked in another computer. That leaves three types of > problems: the motherboard (new), the cpu (new), or the way everything > is connected. I confess to inexperience. I figure it only takes one > wiring blunder to silence a motherboard. If anyone in the group likes > to solve this sort of hardware problem, I could bring the hardware > with all the manuals to you this weekend (I'd probably also buy a new > motherboard because I need something to work). This sounds like a > game of swapping parts until things work, and experience is a key to > win. Please email me if you could do this sort of charity work. > > Thanks, > doug > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >
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