> > It won't boot - at all
> >
> It seems you verified everything is OK except motherboard.
> Bad MB's are common. One thing to check is to be sure MB
> is not shorting out at bottom standoffs and on/off switch is
> connected correctly.
I know apparently the rev 1.0 of the AI7 has some bad habits
> As a check, remove MB from case, and only have CPU, RAM
> and video card installed. The PS ON signal is the green wire on
> the ATX power supply connector, short to ground (black
> wire) through end of backshell on PS connector to turn on.
Oh the MB is actually outside the box at the moment just with cpu, psu and
one memory stick attached
The cab is next to the MB with the front panel switches attached
Oh well
- Peter
Rene Lamontagne - 29 Jan 2004 00:40 GMT
> > > It won't boot - at all
> > >
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>
> - Peter
Peter, you might try posting on the Abit NG, Some pretty smart guys are
regulars on tha group, to name a few, Tom G, Richard Hopkins, Homie, Big
badger and many others.

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Peter Lykkegaard - 29 Jan 2004 06:16 GMT
> Peter, you might try posting on the Abit NG, Some pretty smart guys
> are regulars on tha group, to name a few, Tom G, Richard Hopkins,
> Homie, Big badger and many others.
Thanks a lot
I have been traveling through the mysteries of the ABIT NG :-)
I have found that rev 1 has CMOS problems and having fast memory sticks
gives failure due to low initial voltage
I have bought a small 128 MB DDR 2100 to see if this was the problem
I have done an RMA on it hopefully getting a newer AI7 from a new rev series
I was just wondering if it was something obvious I have forgot :-)
- Peter
Peter Lykkegaard - 30 Jan 2004 15:34 GMT
> I have done an RMA on it hopefully getting a newer AI7 from a new rev series
LOL - Took approx 20 minutes for the comp to decide that I'll receive a new
board :-)
Nice - Looking forward to this
- Peter