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kissfan · 02-28-2003, 12:47 AM

The fact that the sys made a beep at the end of the POST, ensures that the board and everything on it has passed a basic test and can be recognised by the BIOS.

This does not mean that all is perfect but IMHO, 90% maybe.

NOTE It was just sinble beep, yes?

See the post by highrisemech

Please supply a full list of your spec to help, diagnosis.

02-28-2003, 12:47 AM	#4
kissfan Rockin'n Rollin' All Nite Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Midlands UK Posts: 1,318	The fact that the sys made a beep at the end of the POST, ensures that the board and everything on it has passed a basic test and can be recognised by the BIOS. This does not mean that all is perfect but IMHO, 90% maybe. NOTE It was just sinble beep, yes? See the post by highrisemech Please supply a full list of your spec to help, diagnosis. __________________ When the wife leaves, the dog dies and they repo' the house........I'll still have my Athlon (even when the new build arrives) ------------------------------------------------ Soltek SL-75FRN-RL / 2x512Mb PNY DDR + 1x512mb Kingston Value/ 'BARTON' 2500+ / Leadtek 6600GS / Sony DVDRW DRU810/ 60Gb Maxtor (2mb cache) 7200rpm ata133/ WD 320JB on USB2 / Antec PlusView 1000AMG Metallic Gray File Server/ Antec TruePower 330W PSU / 19" WS Hanspree New York Monitor (kvm)/ Vista Ultimate NEW BUILD DONE GA-G33M-S2 / E6750 / 2x 1GB Elixir@800mhz DDR2 / 256mb 8600GTS / 500Gb Seagate 16mb cache 7200.10 sata / NEC 18x Label Flash DVD-RW sata / E-Cute Cube case with side and top windows / Thermaltake 500watt TWV ATX 2.2 / 19" WS Hanspree New York Monitor (kvm) / 4Mbs Cable soon to be 10Mbs thanks to a free upgrade from my ISP / XP Pro SP2.