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So I'm still receiving the same error with just CPU/MOBO/GPU/Case Fans/front io ports/1 stick of ram. I also tried without the GPU and got the same 7f code (couldnt connect a monitor so no idea what POST showed). That is as close to bare minimum that I am willing to go right now, unless there...
I will try running bare minimum, and try taking out the cpu and reseating (as I did just remove and repaste the cpu). I don't believe my CPU/Chipset have onboard video so I think I'll have to use the GPU. I have already tried something close to bare minimum with no luck (CPU, Mobo, 2xRam which i...
Here is the full text of the error:
CMOS checksum error -- Defaults loaded
Warning! CPU has been changed.
Please re-enter CPU settings in the CMOS setup and remember to save before quit!
Press F1 to continue, DEL to enter SETUP
03/11/2010-132-BL-E758-8A78TEV9C-00
(this is what's displayed on...
It's possible but seems unlikely. AFAIK for the issue to be the CMOS battery the first CMOS battery would have to have died at precisely the time I swapped memory and other components AND the replacement battery would have to be DOA. For both of these things to happen at the same time that I...
Thanks for the advice everyone. I thought the CMOS battery might be the issue but I didn't check the battery yet since I assumed I would not have been able to get the computer to boot once if the battery was bad (and because I don't know how to check the battery). On that assumption I figured I...
I'm in the process of rebuilding both of my desktop computers. I'm switching some of the parts between the two builds (memory, GPU's so far). After switching out some parts I can't get one of the PC's to boot.
After changing out the memory and GPU on my old gaming pc I was able to boot into...
do you think its safe to overclock an Athlon xp mobile to 200x10 with an Abit NF7-S motherboard 1g of corsair 3200 ram and 5 medium rpm fans?
and on a side note how can i check the temperatures of my cpu, and case if i dont have an LCD screen?
No, i Havent bought the computer yet, for one whats a PSU, and the things im most worried about are, are all these parts compatible, do they work good together, and will that ram be good enough, likewise with the processor? thanks for your input
Case-
Lian-Li Silver USB 10-Bay Aluminum Case
CD/Dvd Rom-
SONY 52X CD-ROM
CD/DVD Burner-
Lite-On Beige DVD-RW/+RW Drive
Fans/Heatsinks-
Thermalright SLK-947U Copper Heatsink for both Intel and Amd
FLoppy Drive-
Samsung 1.44MB 3.5inch Floppy Disk Drive
Hard Drive-
Western...