2003 relic, seen in garagesales for $1 and useless as UGO car.
have your tech do that, and not blow up parts doing worn things./
smacks of bad PSU, going over voltage. or below, SSDD.
The CMOS coin cell is NO GOOD, replace it first, or BIOS goes MAD. !!!
the jumpers on MoBo must be set first. (next) all of them. per manual. the manual is fee and easy to find googling.
cpu put in backwards or bent pins cpu has gold corner pin 1 mark.
not using both PSU cables to MOBO 4pin and 24pin
the CPU has a fan , it can never be allowed to be missing or dead.
the free manual did you read it first. and ask a tech how to
set it up, and how not to hot swap parts.
nor send 230vac (no country told) to the PSU set to 115vac slider set wrong and blow it all to H3LL?
this trash mobo has VIA chip set that nobody on earth supports now.
XP era yes, now , NO !
using the wrong voltage AGP card blows them both up
as the manual warned you, did you read that" first.
best is AVOID AGP cards totally as 1/2 are not going to work ever.
worse no sata ports and no IDE ports.
other guy blew the card, in 2004 and sat forever dead. RIP
if mobo as vga jack rear of mobo (some dont) use that first
test with no cards in the MOBO at all.
the via chip set works in BIOS but will fail in all modern OS tried.
XP yes.
and quote
This motherboard supports Windows 98 to XP
redHat, SuSE, TurboLinux and Caldera operating systems (OS).
blowing it up is ok it has zero value good or bad. so is a wash.
SOURCE: cpu fan noisy/chip fan fail error messages
I had tons of problems with these Asus chip fans. I asked Asus to deliver 12 replacements (as I had a lot of pcs at that time with the same problem) It worked well, but placing a tiny heatsink well glued to the chip worked well also, as long as one does not want to overclock the thing. It's true that the temp raised a bit, but it remained pretty much in the tolerance area.
SOURCE: K8S-LA mobo heat sink fell off.
That is the 'Northbridge' chip that provides the I/O interfacing for the main chip. The heat sink is normally held on with glue as you surmised, and should be re-done with a thermal conductive glue. The glue (a silver filled epoxy) is available from MCM electronics or from Mouser. Be sure to thoroughly clean the chip and heat sink before re-gluing.
SOURCE: Asus A8N-E failing? Chip fan dead?
The CPU fan need to be replaced and the CPU may now be damaged for overheat.
SOURCE: screen black out, but the cpu fan is running.
it could be two reasons.
1. your RAM has a issue ( try a different ram from a friends pc)
2. your Graphics card is having an issue. ( try removing & fixing back on, if it does notwork.. either get a friends graphics card & ifix on to your pc & chk or fix your VGA card on to another PC & chk if the VGA card works. either way you will find out what wrong.
let me know the out come.
hope it works
cheers..
SOURCE: No beep,No Display on my monitor,only CPU heatsink fan is moving
You motherboard has onboard video. It's possible it needs to be disabled and the option changed to use the pci or pci-express slot for the Ati card you installed. Since you have no post error beeps this is the best place to start. Also I had built a system not to long ago and had a similar problem. Resetting the cmos on the motherboard (usually a pin combo) solved the issue.
Start by hooking up your vga cable to the onboard video.
Hope this helps.
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