shaitan667
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Hi all.
A friend and I seem to be having a few issues when trying to built a PC we have just built.
Parts are -
i5 3570 CPU
Asus P8H67-M Pro Motherboard
2x 4GB Geil DDR3
650W ThermalMaster PSU
Geforce 9800GT
With the i5 CPU installed, we get 4 beeps and no POST - this means the BIOS needs to be updated to support this CPU.
Removed a Sandy Bridge i3 from an Acer so we could perform the BIOS Update, however, the system only powers on with this CPU - no post, no beep codes etc. Taking out all the RAM will cause the beep code for RAM error. We have been able to produce other beep codes as well. Due to this we are confident the motherboard still actually works.
Have cleared CMOS using the jumper, and removed the battery for 5 minutes.
Have tried with the 9800GT (both DVI ports), and the onboard (DVI, VGA, HDMI).
Have unplugged front USB connectors, and everything else possible.
Have reseated CPU.
We really are out of ideas. The motherboard was purchased second hand.
CPU is brand new. Ram was purchased last week. PSU is confirmed working.
Is it really going to be the painful experience of a dead motherboard?
Any ideas?
Thanks
A friend and I seem to be having a few issues when trying to built a PC we have just built.
Parts are -
i5 3570 CPU
Asus P8H67-M Pro Motherboard
2x 4GB Geil DDR3
650W ThermalMaster PSU
Geforce 9800GT
With the i5 CPU installed, we get 4 beeps and no POST - this means the BIOS needs to be updated to support this CPU.
Removed a Sandy Bridge i3 from an Acer so we could perform the BIOS Update, however, the system only powers on with this CPU - no post, no beep codes etc. Taking out all the RAM will cause the beep code for RAM error. We have been able to produce other beep codes as well. Due to this we are confident the motherboard still actually works.
Have cleared CMOS using the jumper, and removed the battery for 5 minutes.
Have tried with the 9800GT (both DVI ports), and the onboard (DVI, VGA, HDMI).
Have unplugged front USB connectors, and everything else possible.
Have reseated CPU.
We really are out of ideas. The motherboard was purchased second hand.
CPU is brand new. Ram was purchased last week. PSU is confirmed working.
Is it really going to be the painful experience of a dead motherboard?
Any ideas?
Thanks