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did you try to boot with only one dimm? Perhaps the boardis defaulting to to low a voltage.
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I`ve tried all sorts of Ram configurations to get the Board to post & it`s no-go! That`s with 15 minute breaks on Reset Cmos with the battery in & out, tried all Ram slots with pairs of & single Dimms. Believe me, If I could try Half a Dimm, it`d be done already.Originally Posted by The Nemesis
With all respect, this isnt TOP-LINE Ram & if the Bios is undervolting on it`s Debut, some questions need to be asked why?
To be quite frank, it either has to be the Geil Ram aint compatible as both 1GB & 2GB kits work in a Shuttle PC with a Skt775 D type Intel Chip, or this board is fugged. I can not understand any board being released that would deliberately undervolt the ram at default settings. That would be quite unforgiveable for & with Stock Ram components.
Last edited by Kin Hell; 01-12-2007 at 04:23 PM.
Is your 8-pin ATX power connector seated all the way? I can get the single long beep with your same memory or others by slightly raising the 8-pin ATX power connector. Also ensure the clear CMOS jumper is on the first two pins from left to right if you are looking at the board from the power/reset button side. Before you power up, removed the power cable from the power supply, then press and hold the power and reset buttons at the same time for five seconds.Originally Posted by Kin Hell
The only time I have gotten C1 error my ram was DOA.
intel i5 2500k
Asus P8Z68-V
EVGA GTX470
Corsair 8GB Vengence
Corsair HX1000W psu ,
High Speed Tech Station Top Deck,
Dell U2410
My board came in this afternoon and I booted right up w/ 2 x 1gb Corsair D9 modules luckily. Sorry to hear about your luck mate. I suppose you've tried the single module in the last bank trick right?
Hi Bingo,Originally Posted by bingo13
Everything you have mentioned is fine & I have worked the 8-pin ATX connector in & out a few times but no change. I also tried the 5 Second Dual button press several times to no avail. I have even tried a different CMOS jumper as the supplied one was feeling a little slack & still no change.
Thanks for your feedback tho, really appreciated.
Can you confirm if it`s a Yellow/orange LED-Resistor or a Red LED-Resistor that signals the Ram is getting enough Power by the ATX 24-Pin connector? Someone is saying it should be RED over here at DFI:
http://csd.dficlub.org/pgpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=277
Last edited by Kin Hell; 01-12-2007 at 10:37 PM.
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