20 Most Recent EliteGroup NFORCE 570 SLIT-A Motherboard Questions & Answers

Set all in Boot priorty to CDROMSet Other Boot Device to No.

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Assuming you tried putting the old ram back and had the same result?
No beeps are indicative of a failed Power supply (check the PSU fan is working and the CPU fan is turning), Then check the ram modules are firmly inserted. Check the small 4 pin Black and yellow power rail that powers the cPU is tight.

After that, unplug, remove the CMOS battery, leave for 30 seconds and re-insert, try booting now.

If that fails, you have either got a fault on the mobo, or a dead CPU.

Testing the board with a known good CPU will confirm the latter.

Check the motherboard for blown and bulging capacitors, see if you can smell any burning from the board, either will indicate damage to the motherboard

Test your PSU or replace it if your power supply units fan is not working your PSU is faulty

One bad lead can cause a computer to continue on a cycle or to shutdown or fail to detect/ boot up a computer hard drive

Test all leads that attach to your hard drive including electrical extensions,IDE,SATA

the leads from your ((motherboard to your hard drive)) make sure they have a secure connection and are not faulty or just replace them there probably old and faulty make sure all leads that are attached to your drives dvd\cd 3 1/2 inch floppy have secure connections and are not faulty or just replace them they are probably old and faulty ? hope this helps

Try going to the motherboards manufacturers web site and downloading them from there. That should help you out.

Use the motherboard support cd to install all the necessary drivers for your motherboard.

Any cards that support SLI will work perfectly fine on your board.

Reset your bios settings pull cmos cell from motherbord for 10 minutes then put it again it's position .Then pull out ram then refit again it.

then check .
If still issue then Change ram may be your ram has issue.
if after change RAM memory same issue then you have to repair your motherbord.
Also check key bord num lock key if it on and off after satrt computer then it is screen resolution issue.
For that when you power up the computer press F8 key then enter in enable vga mode .
Then change display proeprty settings change scren resolution to 1024*768 then aaply and ok.then check.
Also refix processor and processor fan .
Clean all dust from mtherbord and all parts.

please read this article it will help you and give you idea upgrading your cpu...

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/427

You will have to run a full Virus Scan in safe mode with an Anti Virus program with up to date Virus Definitions.
Tap the F8 key on boot to get to the boot option screen that will allow you to select "Safe Mode", then select your operating system, then click yes on the pop up. Once in safe mode locate your Anti Virus program in your program folder and run the full/complete scan and that should fix you up.

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I'm glad resetting the CMOS fixed it. (Posted as solution so you can rate the response.)

Try resetting your BIOS.

To do this, depending on your board, there will be a small battery. Make sure the power connector is removed, and then remove the battery from the board. Wait 30 seconds, and then reinsert the battery, taking care to make sure it is in the right way round.

Try powering up your computer again, and see what happens. You will almost certainly have to reset the clock afterwards, however the computer should automatically detect the drives, allowing you to reinstall the operating system etc.

If that doesn't work, then it sounds like you have a failed motherboard.

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There should also be a brand - the nVidia just relates to the chipset that the board uses, but its OK, lets check the wiring first.  If we still have trouble I'll get you to double check for the brand name.
Lets just check that you have the following plugs in place:

1. The 24 pin plug from the PSU (blue) to your motherboard - this powers the board itself.
2. A 4 pin 12v P4 connector plugs into the motherboard (near the CPU).  This is the CPU power.  It runs from the 8pin blue socket on the PSU.  Make sure that the end plugging into the motherboard is only 4 pin.
3. No power cables required to run the 8600GT so the red sockets on the PSU are empty.
4. Power cables going to all your peripherals (hard drives and CDroms).  These run from the black sockets on the PSU.

Does your current setup match that?

i had a same problem too. but i know the real problem is the motherboard. it should be replace with the same model of motherboard.

Nothing less than a 600 watt power supply for the reason PCI-16 video cards need more power .

Hi fadetoal, it's not you or you're drives. It's the onboard SATA controller. When a board is SATA compatible & the bios does not see the SATA drive (List the SATA drive), the fault is the board. You're board goes one farther than normal. Bios see's the drive but can't run. All you're going to do is pull you're hair out trying to get the board stable. Hope its still in warranty.

RMA time: http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Support/rmamb.aspx?MenuID=25&LanID=9

Best of luck!
Mike

The ECS website.