wont post i get 4 long beeps then it shuts down

harderclock · 02-28-01, 06:19 AM

i just assembled a t-bird 900 on a kt7a,crucial ram(tested) with a maxtor hard drive and im getting 4 long beeps at start up then it shuts down i think it means memory error but the ram is good it works on onother computer.i tried starting without the ram and get the same 4 long beeps help please

Big Mike · 02-28-01, 10:17 AM

Do you have a 3 pin rpm monitoring fan plugged into the cpu fan header? i think this is one of the boards that refuses to start without a fan plugged in

DaveB · 02-28-01, 02:00 PM

Yes, you must plug the H/S fan plug into FAN1 header on the motherboard!

Monza · 02-28-01, 03:29 PM

their right bra, its the fan1 pin header, must have a fan running 2200rpms

good luck,
monza

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harderclock · 03-01-01, 12:04 PM

yep i had the fan plugged in fan header 2 well the frustration's over thanks alot guys

AKDUDE · 03-01-01, 12:19 PM

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02-28-01, 06:19 AM	Thread Starter #1
harderclock Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: montreal	wont post i get 4 long beeps then it shuts down i just assembled a t-bird 900 on a kt7a,crucial ram(tested) with a maxtor hard drive and im getting 4 long beeps at start up then it shuts down i think it means memory error but the ram is good it works on onother computer.i tried starting without the ram and get the same 4 long beeps help please
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02-28-01, 10:17 AM	#2
Big Mike Senior Head of Import Performance Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Indianapolis, IN	Do you have a 3 pin rpm monitoring fan plugged into the cpu fan header? i think this is one of the boards that refuses to start without a fan plugged in __________________ -Mike Main: i7 950, EVGA Classified, 3x4gb Ballistix, 4870x2 @ 852/1000, 2 x 128gb Mushkin IOs, Dell S2309W, EK Supreme HF/MCP655/Koolance 487x2/PA120.3, TX850 HTPC: AMD X4 630 @ 3.1GHz, Prolimatech Samuel 17, M4A88T-M, 8GB DDR3 1333, HD3450, 2x1TB, Ceton InifiniTV4, Silverstone GD05B case Gateway P-7805u FX/Gateway LT3119u w/ X25-M 80gb My Heat My Website
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02-28-01, 02:00 PM	#3
DaveB Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Gainesville, VA	Yes, you must plug the H/S fan plug into FAN1 header on the motherboard!
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02-28-01, 03:29 PM	#4
Monza Registered Join Date: Feb 2001	their right bra, its the fan1 pin header, must have a fan running 2200rpms good luck, monza tb800@1000 asus a7v133
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03-01-01, 12:04 PM	Thread Starter #5
harderclock Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: montreal	yep i had the fan plugged in fan header 2 well the frustration's over thanks alot guys __________________ hell raiser guitar player and power manipulator
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03-01-01, 12:19 PM	#6
AKDUDE Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2001	=)
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