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JOE thanks for the response,i didnt know the 4 pin atx 12 volt,i try to socket the 4 pin atx 12 volt,thanks joeJOE thanks for the response,i didnt know the 4 pin atx 12 volt,i try to socket the 4 pin atx 12 volt,thanks joe
Are you sure you have ALL the power cables connected to the motherboard, to Include the 4-pin ATX 12 volt power cable from the PSU, to the motherboard? (Power for Intel processors, Pentium 4 and above) How do you know it isn't the Power On switch? Did you jump the Green and Black wires, in the 20-pin ATX main power cable connection?Are you sure you have ALL the power cables connected to the motherboard, to Include the 4-pin ATX 12 volt power cable from the PSU, to the motherboard? (Power for Intel processors, Pentium 4 and above) How do you know it isn't the Power On switch? Did you jump the Green and Black wires, in the 20-pin ATX main power cable connection?
How do you Know "No power detect at Mainboard"? Did you jump the Soft Power On?How do you Know "No power detect at Mainboard"? Did you jump the Soft Power On?
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Clear cmos in motherborad....jumper is near battery....set jumper at 2-3 pin for 5 seconds....and then return it again at 1-2 pin.....if doesnt work,please remove cmos battery and replace new cmos battery...
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Desktop computer cases have mountings that suit the majority of motherboards. You most like need a new switch mode power supply as the existion one won't have the correct power connectors and won't supply enough power.
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Your ASUS p4s533-x mainboard supports graphics cards using the AGP X4 slot. Therefore you may install a graphics card with any memory size so long as it uses the AGP X4 slot interface.
i think the name of your motherboard is P4S533-MX you can find the drivers at http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us in the upper left corner in input model to search type P4S533-MX , under category click all then click search info. Click on P4S533-MX, select your operating system and download drivers under VGA section.
Hi, i think, there is a problem with the name of the mainboard. It should be P4S533-MX. Then you should go to Asus. http://support.asus.com/download/download_item.aspx?model=P4S533-MX&product=1&type=All&SLanguage=en
Reset BIOS back to default 1) remove M/board battery for 5 to 10 minutes or while booting press the DEL or F2 or ctrl+esc or check lower part of screen during boot will tell you hoe to fet into BIOS Once BIOS reset to default boot computer if OK. you can change BIOS to suite CPU etc
Does it have a built-in system beep buzzer? or else you need to connect one. The system beep has a code and will tell you if your video is not connected or your memory is not detected.
Try to make it boot even until the bios screen. Check your video card or your monitor connector. A single beep is a good sign that your motherboard has no problems. hope this helps
The Asus P4S533-MX and all other motherboards for that matter consumes relatively low power (in terms of current requirement since the voltages fairly remains constant). What demands more power that has to be considered are the processor, video card, memories, and of course add ons such as the HD, DVD, and others. So rather than think in terms of "maximum power it can take", think of the highest you can get in terms of wattage. Power rating starts from 350 to as high as 650. I have heard of higher 750 + but havent had the chance yet to work with one.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
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JOE thanks for the response,i didnt know the 4 pin atx 12 volt,i try to socket the 4 pin atx 12 volt,thanks joe
Are you sure you have ALL the power cables connected to the motherboard, to Include the 4-pin ATX 12 volt power cable from the PSU, to the motherboard? (Power for Intel processors, Pentium 4 and above) How do you know it isn't the Power On switch? Did you jump the Green and Black wires, in the 20-pin ATX main power cable connection?
How do you Know "No power detect at Mainboard"? Did you jump the Soft Power On?
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