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Iwill DP533 Motherboard Problem, stripped out all but video, ram, kb - no beeps, powers-up, all fans go - no video. Fried MB? Fried PS?

  • stanjcohen Oct 14, 2009

    Yes, monitor was good up until the no boot, no beep etc. showed up. Yes, swapped the video card to last used but good card. Called Corsair - Tech said unlikely it's the PSU - gave it their u-shaped paper clip test. PSU has built-in fail-safes to prevent other HW issues.

    Tried the CMOS reset - nada. Seems like a dead MB.

  • stanjcohen Oct 15, 2009

    Yes, monitor was good up until the no boot, no beep etc. showed up. Yes, swapped the video card to last used but good card. Called Corsair - Tech said unlikely it's the PSU - gave it their u-shaped paper clip test. PSU has built-in fail-safes to prevent other HW issues.

    Tried the CMOS reset - nada. Seems like a dead MB.

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Hello there stanjcohen.

Here's your geek-steer ...

Is the monitor "known good"? Hook up to "known good" PC to determine.

Based on your description, I would first suspect the video card as opposed to either the motherboard (MB) or power supply unit (PSU):

Either place a "known good" video card in the target system, or extract target system's video card and install in "known "good" PC to determine.

Good luck, and please do post back ...

  • to let me (and interested others) know how things worked out,
  • to provide clarification or feedback,
  • if you have any further questions.
Today's the best day of my life ... and NOW you're part of it!
Via-con-Dios and Godspeed -- Geekinator (aka Craig).

  • Anonymous Oct 14, 2009



    @ stanjcohen


    I appreciate you taking the time to let me know that with your applied geekitude, and my at least helpful geek-steer, YOU have resolved your dilemma.



    Bummer 'bout the board though.


    "Today's the best day of my life...and NOW you're part of it!"
    Via con Dios and Godspeed ... Craig

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