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trustm600
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Dec 24, 2008 at 02:55 AM
Dec 24, 2008 at 02:55 AM
hi
a double-check always proves to be helpful!
remove all the cables an put them back again! Remove also the RAM cards, graphic card, wireless card, sound card, etc... and plug them back again!
a double-check always proves to be helpful!
remove all the cables an put them back again! Remove also the RAM cards, graphic card, wireless card, sound card, etc... and plug them back again!
Dec 24, 2008 at 03:03 AM
I tried with dual fan PSU and my 7900gt, I tried it with my dual fan PSU and my 9800gtx.
And I've tried both video cards with the single fan PSU.
I've tried every RAM card I have by itself, in combination with the other 3 I have in there.
All to no luck.
Hell, I've had just the 24 pin connector plugged into the PSU and then the PSU plugged in and the damn thing still starts on its own without the help of the power button.
At this point is it safe to assume its my mobo?
I'm going to take it to my competitor LAN center here in the Carolinas to see if they can offer more explination than my employees.
Any help during would be amazing tho!
Thanks.