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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    ram was inserted into the wrong slots...i didn't realize that the orange ones are the first to be populated, i thought it was the black ones.. oh well
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    tried all that!
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    I got a replacement motherboard and I still have the same problem!!!! :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: I don't get an image on the screen at all...and with both vid cards this happens i am giving it to a computer...
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    I don't have a multimeter and I do not know anyone that does. I have received an RMA # and the shipping is free to/from, so I will return it today given that I am away until friday. When I get a replacement, I will update you guys on the situation :mad:
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    I have not heard anything on gfx card problems with this board, but I just learned that the board does not support the D0 stepping version of the 920 before bios version 0302. I checked the board and the bios version is newer, at 0406. So I don't believe it's the processor either
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    Actually I did. At the end of my post i edited and said that i unplugged everything and it still didn't work. I will look to see if the motherboard had any gfx problems, but i am not ready to buy another gfx card just to see if my motherboard is bad, i would just RMA it and get a new one.
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    i only have an agp card! so i have nothing to plug into the pci express slots:eek:
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    tried 2 gfx cards and dont know anyone that has a mobo that supports these gfx cards:confused: everything powers on. the cd drives can open i don't hear the hd spin up but never really put my ear beside it all the fans start, including both gfx card fans (if i have them both plugged in and it...
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    no beep. when i started the system with no ram, i got the expected long beep + 2 short ones BUT, when i started it with no gfx card, i did not get any beep, whereas i was expecting a long beep + 3 short ones
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    problem is i can't even get into the bios...i don't see anything on the screen :confused: made sure i didnt
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    UPDATE: I cleared CMOS and tried it again with alternating sticks of ram and alternating gfx cards, and it still doesn't work.
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    I believe it's a motherboard problem, but need to confirm

    This is the situation: - motherboard does not POST (no image on screen) - tried different DVI inputs - no - tried the DVI-VGA adapter - no - tried using only 1 and not 2 graphics cards - no - tried swapping one gfx card for the other - no - tried using either graphics card on the 2nd pci...
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    Installing XP on a large hard drive

    jump bumping to make sure that this can also recognize sata hdds?
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    Installing XP on a large hard drive

    worked, thanks guys :D
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    Installing XP on a large hard drive

    Are you sure that the slipstreaming sp3 will fix the 120gb limit? (As in, will it recognize a larger HDD WHEN installing XP?)
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