ASUS P5PE-VM Motherboard "diode fan" Questions

computor was working normally, was packed up and shipped to different location. now when i power it up the fans start running, 4 red diodes light up d1-d4 (not sure if that is normal), and nothing ...

actually my system is having the problem like motherboard LED is not glowing, powersupply fan processor fan not spinning sometimes it works properly by putting supply ON. All power supplies are normal

...Diode) of the motherboard if have a light. Because if it is have a light your motherboard is good and if it is no light in the Power LED of the motherboard that was damage. But if your motherboard ...

...Powers up all components but no splash screen and will not POST. No beeps, no nothing. Power on diode lights up, fans and HD spin, but that's it. Any help appreciated. I had the same issue a

...fan only motherboard led same trouble on two GAVL and one GUX ; tested with 2 cpus and various PSU and different DDR and DDR2 for GUX... any idea of what causing this trouble ? thanks... The broblem ...

While running the computer all of sudden switched off The computer was running fine but suddenly the computer swiched off. I try to switch on but nothing happen. Now no power on light no fan is ...

...turn on. The whole computer starts working after two minutes or so. It means that the red and green diode on the front panel light up after two minutes or so. If the computer is already warmed up (I ...

Diode), were on at once; they would use less than 1 Watt of power. 2) EACH fan uses about 2 to 3 Watts. 3) A typical CPU (Processor) can use 51 to 130 Watts. Just depends on what Processor it is. http

...diode short parallel to V-Core pad .... The most common cause of a CPU damage: failure of the cooling system/fan overlocking with inadequate cooling of the CPU Power supply failureWhen a CPU or other ...

...Diode.......they ARE a light) B) EACH fan uses 2 to 3 Watts of power. C) A typical CPU (Processor) can use 51 to 130 Watts of power. Just depends on what Processor (CPU) it is. Point? A Power Supply ...