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Hey guys if you remeber i asked you guys to come up with a $500.00 computer for my friend and you did so i ordered all the parts from new put it together and now i get no display on the monitor at all. I really need your elp on this one the specs are as follows:
Mobo: Elitegroup 741GX-M
Ram: 512MB DDR233 i think
Vid Card = Radeon 9250
CPU - AMD Seperon 2200+ i am sure
80 Gig H.D.
CDRW Drive
Floppy
350 Watt PSU
Thats all so i hope you guys can help thanx!!!!!
I remember. Have you tried connecting the monitor directly to the onboard video out and remove the graphics card?
You should also try clearing the CMOS.
The title of this thread made me laugh. Sorry, hope you get it all sorted.
yes i have tried both of those to no avail, i think it is another bad f88kn motherboard
Recheck all connections. Try only the power supply, motherboard, CPU, and RAM. Remove all the other parts and see if it starts.
did you ruin the cpu, check it very carfully are there any ships or cracks on the suff on the top. That has haapen to me before.
Somebody actually took our suggestions and built a system?
Crap.
I guess that random lists of parts culled from Newegg won't work anymore.
Disclaimer:
We only told you to buy the parts, not install them.
We are big fans of the pics full of shiny new components and expensive looking boxes, but have no clue how to make them work together.
Kids, that is a job for professionals...do NOT try this at home!
Hey man , i just tried Virtualbody1234 suggestion to no avail i hope someone can help
Does it beep, light up, fans spin or do anything? Remember that we cannot see what you see. Tell us more.
Are you sure that everything is connected properly?
i hear no beeps, the case light comes on when power up as well as the cdrw light, the cpu fan spins, and i am almost certain everything is correctly hooked up.
update: i got the computer to boot to the bios now and it is detecting drive, all i did was take cpu fan off and put it back on but the only way it comes on monitor is through vid card and not mobo plug-in.