Hi, New to the forums and it always nice to meet new people so that the first thing I have had to smile about in a while so
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A while back (read a over a year) my motherboard (an Asus L1N64) P2 power connector went. After a massive battle trying to RMA it, I finally got the motherboard the other week. I finally managed to find enough time tonight to try and set about reinstating it. Having backed up all my files I began to dismantle the computer I had cobbled together and used for the past year in order to use some of the parts ie case, PSU and hard drive.
To my dismay I manage to get the computer to power on but I have absolutely no display.
Now knowing that the graphics cards work, and that my power supply is fine is there any other reason I should get know display (not even bios) on start up other than the motherboard?
I mean is been a really, really **** year amongst other things with most of my spare time chasing various departments in Asus and creative computing and I can not express at how much trying to get this issue resolved is actually
destroying me.
Any ideas will be hugely welcomed.
Thanks,
Sorry some extra info (I didn't read the Read Me).
The system consist of 2x 9600gt XFX graphics cards
2X's fx-74's AMD
Asus l1n64 MB
Misc. sata hd's
900W OCZ PSU
4 GB DDR2 Patriot
I think that is every thing that matters.
Obviously, LCD works (tested on my beat up Dell laptop rescued from a skip (I know this is irrelevant but I am so proud of it even if do over heat every 45min)).
I can not easily test the RAM but I would have thought the onboard RAM would still allow me to see the startup/ splash screen.
I know the cards work, can not be 100% sure on the RAM or CPU but I am fairly sure that they are okay.
I hope I have been a deliquent and missed something rather than have to go back to the *censored* that is ASUS RMA procedure.
Thanks
Ben