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I'm sticking with bad motherboard; mostly becuase this thread is 3 months old and I'm a stubborn Irishman.
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Another idea is to remove EVERYTHING. Leave only the following plugged in:

- Power supply
- Motherboard
- CPU w/ heatsink & fan
- On-board speaker (you may need to acquire one)

You should get a "missing memory" beep code. If you don't even get that, your problem lies in one of the remaining attached items.
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I have been doing that the whole time...but i dont have the on-board speaker... i have on-board audio though :P but thats not the same ;P
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I have been doing that the whole time...but i dont have the on-board speaker... i have on-board audio though :P but thats not the same ;P


PICK UP A motherboard speaker from your local pc shop or order one online. Unfortuneately, most main baords and computer cases dont come with these anymore, and they are useful for troubleshooting.

Buying a video card was a waste. You dont even need your built in graphics to be working to get a post, which your not getting, so its your ram, main board or CPU.

probably the CPU, I just went through a similar issue, and it was my cpu.
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yeah... i think i'm just gonna give up on this poor board XD probably be easier to just buy a new board on ebay
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The ram replacement was one of the first thing that i tested.

I can only assume its a bad board, so for that reason, i'm giving up.


*edit* wierd... posts got all jumbled, and i replied to an old topic, but either way, i am giving up
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