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I have pentium 4 processor
& 845 GZD chipset
from last one month my LCD 19 is not displaying with this board but 15 TFT monitor is OK with that
so can i know how to solve this
Re: I have pentium 4 processor
& 845 GZD chipset
from...
Most likely the monitor receives a signal/resolution it can't accept. Try to boot in the BIOS - if it's the same then the monitor itself is defective and you must take it to be repaired.
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well if your lcd has no bulge capacitors test your tft lamp both top & down of the screen( particularly top) with spare tft lamp. or use another screen to test it. secondly, test the c5607 transistors in the inverter section but if you know how to use spare tft lamp very well , you will easily detect between your screen & the inverter
This motherboard is built with the Intel 845 chipset and is socket 478. This particular motherboard will not support a dual core processor of any kind. This board will only support a standard socket 478 Pentium 4 processor at best. I do not know of any that will support anything better than a Pentium 4 2.8GHz processor with a 400MHz F.S.B.
today also some models of 845 chipset motherboards available in the market.Try to get the mother board cd of latest 845 chip set.
else you better go to xp
The clipping sound is the internal safety switch that keep shutting down the monitor. It means there is an internal problem on the main board (overvoltage, bad component , short). Try unplugging power cord and leaving it unplugged two or three hours, this will reset ICs by draining power completely from circuits, it is called hard reset, it rarely works. CRT monitors waste up to 15 times more energy than TFT screen, if your CRT starts giving troubles, then it is a good time for upgrading it to a new TFT. 17'' start at $120
Does the monitor remain on does it switch off?
Problem seems to be hardware related ie monitor itself is defective.Try connecting to another known working system.If monitor is defective it could be a power/inverter related issue or panel could be defective.
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Samir
Please install the software that comes with your new monitor. And try adjusting the correct resolution from the monitor buttons / as well as from your Windows operating sysytem to suite your monitor.
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