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    Post screen

    Hi,

    What is most possible problem if there is no post screen, but the power led, hdd led is on and the fans is not running ?

    In most case, if I change the AGP card with PCI then I can see the post screen. But this time, not only blank screen, the keyboard just not functioning as well.

    The story goes like this, I just bought a Athlon XP1800+, install it on Gygabyte GA-7DX with Original AMD HSF, Geforce 4 MX-440. Working fine. But since the temparature is too hot (57C) with original HSF, I decide to replace it with Termaltake Vulcano 6+, which is originally install with XP 1700+ on Abit KG7 Lite mobo, running at idle (42C).

    So, I take out the XP1700+ from Abit mobo and replace with XP1800+. No post screen, only 1 long beep sound. So, I replace the AGP card with PCI card, no beep sound and no post screen at all. Proccesor spoilt ?

    Install the XP1700+ on GA-7DX, working fine. But when I install back to KG7 Lite, same thing as 1800+, no post screen. Now, 2 proccesor spoilt ? I don't believe it.

    How to troubleshoot ? How to determine to problem ?
    Any suggestion is much much appreciated.
    Thanks in advance.

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    I had a brand new KG7-raid do the same thing.

    Have you re-set your BIOS (take out the battery, and unplug the power supply)?

    Have you tried a different Power supply?

    In my case just resetting the BIOS fixed it.

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    Sounds like you chipped the core of the CPU. Feel around the edge of the core and make sure it is smooth.

    If it is chipped............
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    After resetting the BIOS, XP 1700+ manage to boot up on both mobo. But about the XP1800+, DocPC, as u said, the core is chipped. Only find out when I clean the termal paste on the die. Thanks.

    AMD doesn't provide warranty for physical damage, am I right ?
    Very sad to said that, this proccesor just 3 days old.

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