ASUS P5B-Deluxe; Problems & Fixes

[DOM.]

@ blufire I just turn off the PSU switch or unplug it if you dont have one

let the ASUS light turn off at the bottom and turn it back on and power it up

it should start if it was an Overclocking that failed to reboot ive done it many times

and cas6 never worked for me on this mobo its been along time since I tryed it but it didnt work

why dont you use the x9 mulit ?

[blufire]

@ blufire I just turn off the PSU switch or unplug it if you dont have one

let the ASUS light turn off at the bottom and turn it back on and power it up

it should start if it was an Overclocking that failed to reboot ive done it many times

and cas6 never worked for me on this mobo its been along time since I tryed it but it didnt work

why dont you use the x9 mulit ?

It usually does that for me too, but not this time. I woke up this morning and it still doesn't work. I didn't use the x9 multiplier because I had to jump from 366 to 401 becauseof the FSB hole, and i didn't want to jump from 3.2ghz to 3.6...maybe not as good a decision in retrospect

Any other ideas? Anyone else had their board power on but not post, and unplugging/resetting the CMOS didn't work?

[DOM.]

It usually does that for me too, but not this time. I woke up this morning and it still doesn't work. I didn't use the x9 multiplier because I had to jump from 366 to 401 becauseof the FSB hole, and i didn't want to jump from 3.2ghz to 3.6...maybe not as good a decision in retrospect

Any other ideas? Anyone else had their board power on but not post, and unplugging/resetting the CMOS didn't work?

Ram take one out and try see which one boots


FSB hole I dont have one ive heard of it but not with mine

[blufire]

Ram take one out and try see which one boots


FSB hole I dont have one ive heard of it but not with mine

I figured RAM would be a good place to start, but check this out... I started the comp up with NO RAM in the computer, expecting it to throw a complete fit like the manual said it would, making all sorts of beepity sounds. Nope -- NOTHING happened, behavior was no different than with both slots in. I don't think it's even making it to the part where it checks to see if basic things are functioning such as the RAM :-(

[DOM.]

I figured RAM would be a good place to start, but check this out... I started the comp up with NO RAM in the computer, expecting it to throw a complete fit like the manual said it would, making all sorts of beepity sounds. Nope -- NOTHING happened, behavior was no different than with both slots in. I don't think it's even making it to the part where it checks to see if basic things are functioning such as the RAM :-(

do you have a speaker connected to the mobo ?

so did you try one stick at a time ?

and it wont boot with out ram just beeps nothing crazy