Speeddymon
01-02-2007, 09:51 AM
Hi, I have an ECS KT-600A and a Thoroughbred XP2200+, and 1GB Corsair ValueSelect VS512MB400 PC3200 RAM. I read the sticky, tried everything there, no beeps whatsoever. I know the PC speaker works because the last time this machine booted it gave me the single beep to let me know everything was ok.
NOTE: This is a friend's PC, not mine, he was letting me borrow it while I wait for an RMA from Seagate.
The last time I tried to boot this PC (before this problem occurred) here is what happened that makes me think that nothing died.
He has an XP 2200+ but it was only registering at 1.35GHz, so I messed with the FSB options in the BIOS and got it to a stable clock of 1.64GHz (at 122MHz FSB). Then I realized that I had another processor that I needed to test anyways (an Athlon XP 2500+ Barton), so since this was a working MB I stuck it in there (after verifying in the manual that the board would take that proc). I got this problem, so I cleared CMOS and tried again. Then I changed the FSB jumper to 166 (from 100), remembering that the last mobo this proc was in needed to be at 166 to recognize it. Still nothing, so I put the original CPU back in there, reset CMOS again, and reset the FSB jumper to 100, and booted the machine (successfully). It was late by that point so I turned the machine off and went to bed. Next morning I came back and for no (apparent) reason I am getting the no beep no video.. I looked around on the web and double checked the fsb jumper (which I now realize should have been set to 133 in the first place, but was never there), and cant figure this thing out!
Please help me fix this thing so I dont have to tell him I killed his machine!
NOTE: This is a friend's PC, not mine, he was letting me borrow it while I wait for an RMA from Seagate.
The last time I tried to boot this PC (before this problem occurred) here is what happened that makes me think that nothing died.
He has an XP 2200+ but it was only registering at 1.35GHz, so I messed with the FSB options in the BIOS and got it to a stable clock of 1.64GHz (at 122MHz FSB). Then I realized that I had another processor that I needed to test anyways (an Athlon XP 2500+ Barton), so since this was a working MB I stuck it in there (after verifying in the manual that the board would take that proc). I got this problem, so I cleared CMOS and tried again. Then I changed the FSB jumper to 166 (from 100), remembering that the last mobo this proc was in needed to be at 166 to recognize it. Still nothing, so I put the original CPU back in there, reset CMOS again, and reset the FSB jumper to 100, and booted the machine (successfully). It was late by that point so I turned the machine off and went to bed. Next morning I came back and for no (apparent) reason I am getting the no beep no video.. I looked around on the web and double checked the fsb jumper (which I now realize should have been set to 133 in the first place, but was never there), and cant figure this thing out!
Please help me fix this thing so I dont have to tell him I killed his machine!