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Join Date: Sep 2005
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System Won't Post
I have an issue with a relatively new system I built. The system is approximately 5 months old and I have had this issue happen twice now. When I power up the system, it won't post and starts making a beeping sound repetivtively.
What happens is this, I apply power, the system beeps for approximately one sec., there is a one or two sec delay then repeats beep and continues doing this pattern and will not post. If I shut down the machine and reapply power the problem goes away. Like I said, it has only happened twice but I am concerned that it may indicate the beginning of a problem. anyone know what may be causing this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards. Chris R SYSTEM SPECS ASUS A8N SLi Deluxe w/Athlon FX-57 PC Power & Cooling 850W PSU Raptor 250 GB HDD Creative X-Fi Fatality Soundcard BFG Tech 7800 GTX PCIe Video Card Plextor 716A Plextor 716SA |
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Professional gadfly
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How many beeps? What is the specific pattern?
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Beeps
Doctor Gonzo,
The beeps are approximately one second in length (maybe slightly less) and spaced approximately one sec apart and do not stop until I turn off power. |
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Professional gadfly
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Could be memory or the video card. If you have more than one stick of memory, try removing one or the other.
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Reseat the power connector on the video card. Are you using the 6 pin PCI-E connector or are you using 2 molexes with an adapter?
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Member (5 bit)
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Power Connector
Glc,
I think it is the 6-pin PCI-E connector, it connects to the top of my video card and there is no adapter. I'll check to confirm but I am pretty sure that is it. |
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Member (2 bit)
Join Date: Apr 2006
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It happens only when BIOS Power On Self Test fails.
Causes of this may be any hardware might not be connected properly. Reinstall your IDE Cables, RAM and any other PCI devices, check motherborad jumper settings. Clearing CMOS might be helpful. If the problem persists, it might be that your RAM or any of the IDE drive is not working properly. |
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