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rossdavid Posts 185 Registration date Tuesday November 18, 2008 Status Member Last seen August 6, 2010 - Feb 24, 2009 at 02:20 AM
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Feb 23, 2009 at 04:09 AM
you have to cofigure it. coz GTX 9800 it has to slot for you to connect the monitor choose your pixel right
First, check the AC current, if it is up to your normal AC rating in your country. Over here in Nigeria, I will check if the AC current is up to 230-240 Volts because that is the normal current in Nigeria. If it is, that means it can power the computer.
Check the power pack: check your power pack if it smells burnt that means the power pack is blown. Some power pack has a switch that can switch to either 110 volts or 230 Volts. If that is how your power pack is then switch it to your country's current rating.
Now you are sure that the power pack is ok and the current can carry your computer.
Make sure the computer is correctly connected. If it is rightly connected, power the computer. If the computer does not come up,
Check the ram: how do you check the ram? Make sure that the power cord is not connected , Open the computer system unit look if your computer has two ram slot, if it does then remove the ram and clean it also dust the slot with a brush, then insert the ram in the other slot. Connect the power cord and power the computer now. If it is not coming up.
Check the Cmos battery: use a tester to check the battery voltage if it reads lower that 2.5 volts then may be it's the cmos battery. Change the cmos battery, Next check your cmos jumper and make sure that the cmos jumper cap is in pin 1 and 2, and power the computer. If it does not come up then do what is called isolation.
for more details read it on this site http://online-computer-repairs.blogspot.com/...
Check the power pack: check your power pack if it smells burnt that means the power pack is blown. Some power pack has a switch that can switch to either 110 volts or 230 Volts. If that is how your power pack is then switch it to your country's current rating.
Now you are sure that the power pack is ok and the current can carry your computer.
Make sure the computer is correctly connected. If it is rightly connected, power the computer. If the computer does not come up,
Check the ram: how do you check the ram? Make sure that the power cord is not connected , Open the computer system unit look if your computer has two ram slot, if it does then remove the ram and clean it also dust the slot with a brush, then insert the ram in the other slot. Connect the power cord and power the computer now. If it is not coming up.
Check the Cmos battery: use a tester to check the battery voltage if it reads lower that 2.5 volts then may be it's the cmos battery. Change the cmos battery, Next check your cmos jumper and make sure that the cmos jumper cap is in pin 1 and 2, and power the computer. If it does not come up then do what is called isolation.
for more details read it on this site http://online-computer-repairs.blogspot.com/...
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Feb 24, 2009 at 02:20 AM
Feb 24, 2009 at 02:20 AM
You must upgrade your power supply dude. You must get one of more than 500watts
