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No output to monitor
I have just built a new PC from scratch as follows...
400w ATX Power supply
P4 3.0G Prescott CPU
Asus P4P800S-X Motherboard
2 x 512mb PC3200 DDR400 RAM
160 GB Sata Hard Drive
Leadtek AGP8X 128mb 9500XT graphics
Sony CDRW / DVD
I have attached all components as per usual. And Jumpers, power cables etc etc. However when I power up, I get no output to the monitor. The mother board powers up ie the led is on. The Graphics card fan powers up. The CPU Fan powers up. The Internal Fan powers Up. But no output. I have tried swapping monitors and graphics cards but neither has worked. Perhaps I am doing something stupid. Can any one help???
400w ATX Power supply
P4 3.0G Prescott CPU
Asus P4P800S-X Motherboard
2 x 512mb PC3200 DDR400 RAM
160 GB Sata Hard Drive
Leadtek AGP8X 128mb 9500XT graphics
Sony CDRW / DVD
I have attached all components as per usual. And Jumpers, power cables etc etc. However when I power up, I get no output to the monitor. The mother board powers up ie the led is on. The Graphics card fan powers up. The CPU Fan powers up. The Internal Fan powers Up. But no output. I have tried swapping monitors and graphics cards but neither has worked. Perhaps I am doing something stupid. Can any one help???
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I didn't buy a floppy drive just a CD Rom, I take it this won't matter. Also do I just connect the CD-ROM to the IDE port?
It won't matter. Connect the CDROM to the Secondary IDE connector, so that your hard disk isn't affected by it's speed.
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thanks, I'll do that next...
Ollie
Ollie
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Thanks, I now have all fans and CD-ROM and Hard Drive working with PC Boot up. It's time for BIOS Now. I'll leave this open for a while in case I run into any other trouble. Points are yours though. Any helpful links or further tips would be very welcome.
Many thanks
Ollie.
Many thanks
Ollie.
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