Asus has no info in manual or website on beep codes. I just put a new heatsink on the processor and when I fire it up it gives a couple long beeps and no post. Any ideas????
long continuous beeps
Last edited by 1ctabor; 01-16-2003 at 01:07 AM.
If no one responds soon, I'll check my P4S533 manual, if I find nothing I'll refer to my A+ guide (which only has a couple generic beep codes).
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it thinks you have no ram Straight from the manual of an ASUS board.
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Fixed it guys, just had to reset cmos.
ahhh how nice, went from 50c idle with stock hsf to 35c idle with slk800.
lol, I was thinking, you probably had your RAM timings set WAY to high, or even the RAM MHz.
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