The beeps are probably caused by the following discovery!
I have looked more closely when removing & reseating the video card (x1950pro) the second DVI output is pushing on one of those nobby things (Capacitor?) What kind of idiot designs a board with a bunch of capacitor thingys in a row at the end of the damn PCIe slot! Arrgh! Check out this pic from Asus and you will see what I mean!
http://www.asus.com/999/images/products/755/755_l.jpg
Any suggestions?
If you could email me any suggestions I would be grateful... This sites biggest weakness is no ability to directly message the helpful people here!
my address is [email protected]If you could email me any suggestions I would be grateful... This sites biggest weakness is no ability to directly message the helpful people here!
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Fixed it by "flexing" the capacitor a little... seems to be working ok for the moment.Fixed it by "flexing" the capacitor a little... seems to be working ok for the moment.
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If you could email me any suggestions I would be grateful... This sites biggest weakness is no ability to directly message the helpful people here!
my address is [email protected]
Fixed it see the link!
http://www.fixya.com/support/t147416-asu...
Fixed it by "flexing" the capacitor a little... seems to be working ok for the moment.
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