EVGA motherboard not turning on...

LOOK AT EVGA.COM.OR WIM'S BIOS.

http://www.evga.com/support/manuals/files/122-CK-NF63.pdf I hope the above link is what you were looking for.

Hi,
Vista X64 and XP X64 recognizes what memory you have installed in the system.
If your system doesn't support 64bit then your stuck with a 32bit system.


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check your hardsik or memory or other wise out your motherborad and download in check card your problem will be ko
im riaz ahmed brohi or email [email protected]

open core voltage connection after if that power on
so problem in your motherboard vrm circuit goes off

if it was your cpyu, you wouldnt get error codes or beeps. perhaps the problem is your power supply or bad ram.

Reseat RAM, CMOS, unplug all periphrials and re-plug them in. Re-boot. If this does not work consult a repair shop.

ok, for what I understand you changed your motherboard, tried to boot your old windows and it went bananas on you. Wich is really not uncommon. Then you tried installing windows and your keyboard would not do anything. As far as the keyboard issue goes, I am guessing that you use a USB keyboard. Windows is such a wonderful piece of software that it's no surprise it acts up like that. Try enabling USB Keyboard support in the BIOS, or better yet, try connecting a PS2 keyboard (the round plug). Chances are everything is gonna be just fine after that.

Good luck

Alex J.
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Perhaps it is just the mouse, perhaps try another model mouse. If it isnt I would try something other then microsoft, perhaps Unix/Linux. We can then determine if it is really the board or your OS/ Configuration

there is nothing to be afraid of check the memory card whether inserted corctly in the slot or a faulty memory card