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I own a Lian Li PC v1200. I was in the process of seating a new heatsink on my processor and I accidentally disconnected the PWRLED, PWRSW, and HD_LED. I've gone ahead and located a copy of my motherboard manual, it's a Nforce 6 EVGA 680i SLI, and located the proper labels for the front panel...
Thanks guys I really appreciate it. Took it in and they are replacing it for free after some talking. To be honest I think I would have had to pay for it if it wasn't for you mentioning that felix. The guy in the store didn't even mention it until I brought it up. Again, much thanks.
Okay, so I started to fool around with it some more after letting it sit for a while. I hit the volume keys and it made the increase/ decrease volume sound. So it turn out it was booting without me realizing. I then hooked up my desktops display to it and no dice. So I'm thinking its a video...
Hey, I can't get my Mac Book Pro to boot. It was working fine and I closed it while on the phone, but after returning to it 30 min later it wasn't responding so I attempted to hard boot it. When I tried to turn it on again it wouldn't start. The screen remained black and the apple start up sound...
Just an update, I bought the EVGA A1 (along with a new Lian Li v1200, Tuniq Tower, and an 8800 gtx) and so far I'm loving it. My ram is running fine at 2.1v, I have my E6600 clocked to 3.2, and to the previous poster I am planning to run SLI so that pushed me to buy the board a little more.
I have the 225BW, not quite the same model, but I like it. The only issue I have is that in really dark games there is some bleeding at the top and bottom of the screen.
I have been reading a lot of reviews that say 680i boards are a real gamble as far as whether you will get a good board or not. I would prefer to not deal with the hassle of returning a few boards just to get a working one.
Is the speed of a 680i board worth the risk?
I run a 7800 GTX right now and I'm getting a significant amount of artifacting in CnC 3, but not in CS:S. My GPU core temp when running CnC3 is ~60-64 and I get the same values for CS:S. My drivers are up to date and I have both games added to the nVidia 3D settings list. I thought It may be...
Just an update / additional error that may lend some more insight into the issue. When I try to open the Nvidia Control Pannel, my computer locks up and restarts.