Well i took the RAM out and started up the PC. The buzzer on the mobo didn't even go off.
I guess that's an obvious sign its broken
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I guess that's an obvious sign its broken
Asus M4N72-E troubles.
Hey everyone,
I seem to be having troubles with this mobo.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...67&Tpk=M4N72-E
The CPU and video card work fine ( my friend tested them out in his PC)
I'm pretty sure the RAM is fine as well. Ive never done any overclocking with these RAM sticks so i highly doubt the voltage has got to them.
The current problem i have at the moment is that i can't seem to get a visual on my monitor.
Everything is plugged in correctly. i checked twice.
Am i doing something wrong, or do i just have a bad board?
I seem to be having troubles with this mobo.
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...67&Tpk=M4N72-E
The CPU and video card work fine ( my friend tested them out in his PC)
I'm pretty sure the RAM is fine as well. Ive never done any overclocking with these RAM sticks so i highly doubt the voltage has got to them.
The current problem i have at the moment is that i can't seem to get a visual on my monitor.
Everything is plugged in correctly. i checked twice.
Am i doing something wrong, or do i just have a bad board?
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i've got the same mobo and no problems at all.
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