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but after today im so relieved and happy to hear one....the only sign of life i got out of my system besides the massive humming of a tornado and smart fan 2 and a power light on my mobo
-the beep is a single one second beep every 4 or so seconds
can this beep mean that my cpu is working or is my mobo able to independently make a beep?
Why are you happy?
The mobo can independently make a beep, that's what mine did for a week.
You just HAD to ruin it for him didnt you?Quote:
Originally posted by skufft
Why are you happy?
The mobo can independently make a beep, that's what mine did for a week.
WEll atleast your mobo isn't dead:D Whats the problem anyways?:confused: (Don't say.."uhhh, duh, it doesn't work") Specifics...:)
The manual should say what each beep code means.
it doesnt.....pretty lameQuote:
Originally posted by richardginn
The manual should say what each beep code means.
Hey, with the bios corruption in the nforce boards, there's been times when I would have gave my left manberry to hear that beep.
i would never give up a manberry to hear a mobo beep.Quote:
Originally posted by chowpappy
Hey, with the bios corruption in the nforce boards, there's been times when I would have gave my left manberry to hear that beep.
Aren't beep codes different for different mobo manufacturers?
What mobo do you have? The one in your sig?
Have you tried search the beep code at the manufacturer's website?
yah its the one in my sig
Here's the manual for your MB
http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/...ries=1&model=8
[edit] of course, it doesn't have the beep codes in it as far as I could tell, however it does mention methods for recieving tech support you could try, sorry [/edit]
Being an Abit NF7 I'm willing to bet it is a motherboard issue, and could very well be a BIOS problem.
It could be the MB has a problem with your ram.