Sorry I cannot offer advice, but I've read similar posts from people using
Abit IC7 and IS7 and even read one from a person using an Intel 865PERL who
went into their burn-in mode and did the 4% overclock option. He could not
recover after that. Wierd, very wierd. These newer chipsets have microcode
in them, which is a small bit of code the BIOS can adjust in the NB. I'm
thinking that there's still something buggy in this microode or the way they
are writing to it and it might not clear properly when doing a CMOS reset.
Just a thought!!!
Good luck!
"D. Vujaklija" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Muchos problemos with P4P800:
>
> yesterday I try to build-up conf with mobo from subject and
> WD-JB 80GB,
> RAM 512MB Corsair XMS 3200c2 in one stick,
> Gainward 4200Ti 128MB GS
> Pioneer DVD-RW 105
> Plextor CDRW
> and other standards stuff: SBLive, ISDN card, floppy,
> Case is Macase 300W atx
>
> On first boot system went in BIOS and after the set-up of BIOS I went to
> "Save&exit" and it was the last screen I saw on my system.
> After that I try everything to boot-up again but without success. System
> hang-up without beeping, without VGA bios on start, cpu fan goes on, no
> testing memory, no beeping, just blank screen and sounds of fans. I can
> shut down with pressing power button for 4 sec.
>
> Lets look wat was unsuccessful:
> - changing the slots of RAM module
> - changing the Corsair module for TwinMOS 256MB ddr400 module in one
> stick,
> - changing Gainward Ti4200 for Asus Gforce2 MX 32MB
> - disconeccted all devices except AGP card and ps/2 keyboard
> - reseting the BIOS by RTC jumper and removing the battery, and without
> removing the baterry, with power cable in and power cable out, of course
> removing battery and keep jumper on clear position enoguh more then 5-10
> seconds,
> - changing the power supply with no-name 400W atx,
> - removing motherboard from case and connected everything out-case and
> try all above again...
>
> I'm sure that the problem is in stupid BIOS but how to reset it. What
> means ****in' "crash-free bios" promoted by asus?
>
> What else I should try before returning the mobo and fu*k Asus?
> Tnx for patience and help in advance.
> --
> dV
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