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Answer» Put my first SYSTEM together. When I push the power button everything starts spinning etc and after about 30-40 seconds it starts beeping continousuly.I looked all over the beep codes and cant find this.Any ideas?If you want help, you must provide as much detail and background information as possible. We don't have crystal balls. (I must state that I can only vouch for my own anatomical integrity here). If you want help, you must provide as much detail and background information as possible. We don't have crystal balls. (I must state that I can only vouch for my own anatomical integrity here). AMD Athlon 2.2 Abit NF7S ATI 9700 PRO Soundblaster Net Gear nic 1024 PC 3200 500 watt pw These are parts I had laying around so I thought I would try building a system..They all worked before..GUESS I'm just not a computer builder.. Mb manual has no beep codes listed.. __________________ Before we start stripping the system down, carefully read what's said [highlight]here[/highlight] and via the linked resources regarding that motherboard. It's a pretty good board all in all but it's a pita to set up.Quote Before we start stripping the system down, carefully read what's said [highlight]here[/highlight] and via the linked resources regarding that motherboard. It's a pretty good board all in all but it's a pita to set up. From that site......"Short(Beep) continuous - POWER supply issue - Please check this is the case with another PSU connected to the motherboard and that all the CONNECTIONS are connected to the motherboard correctly" To try another PE supply do I need to take the computer part again? Well from the beep codes that person posted it sounds like MINE has a PW supply PROBLEM,so I plugged in another PW SUP and it does the same thing...... :-?No, you only need to disconnect all the plugs from the drives and motherboard etc, remove 4 screws, remove the original PSU and reverse what you did to remove the original. However, before jumping the gun, this may not actually be a PSU issue as such; it may be a badly fitted component or a handful of other issues. have you looked at the ABit forums?OH MY GOD!!!!!!! I'm sorry guys I'm such an idiot... I decided to hook it up to a monitor and it told I didnt have the power hooked to the vid card... Thank to all that tried to help a dummy.... |
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