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meself
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wonkanoby
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have you pulled the power lead from psu
and turned it on to clear all juice before the cmos clear |
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meself
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I am now getting to be quiet expert at clearing cmos, even got it down to removing battery, unplugging power cord and holding down power button just to make sure, plus doing the jumper thing of course.  |
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wonkanoby
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| Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 11:14 pm Post subject: |
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| tried one stick of any other ram |
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meself
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| Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 11:19 pm Post subject: |
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Yep…good auld crucial which was working fine in system before I got the OCZ.
Tried it in all combination of slots as well. |
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wonkanoby
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| Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 11:31 pm Post subject: |
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| im out of ideas then im afraid |
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meself
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Thanks for trying anyway wonkanoby 
All my google searching leaves me to think I’ve killed it
So new system or an updated m/b kit….that the question now |
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TwL
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Beep is a good sign it's component failure. actually had the codes somewhere on manual or something. I think end of manual you could take a look what failure it is.
Also, unplugin power taking power cord off and rising the processor / putting back to the slot straight. makes Mobo detect the CPU again. You could try booting without memory see what that does. Video card could be also one could try taking it off if you got on board try with that (perhaps something mixed on usage of onboard / PCIE switch at BIOS because of CMOS clears) and and.. Well, you get my ideas in when I say 'less there is in less there is to bug.' testing one at the time usually helps me resolve what is causing it.
Also I believe, if it would be an BIOS corruption inserting USB in with good BIOS file names as boardname.rom flashes the BIOS automatically. if not you could try the ASUS CD it should flash it if it detects corrupt bios.
here's second choise..
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Digikid
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LMAO!!!!!!
THat is 100% True!!!! Excellent pic!  |
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meself
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Just thought I would post back and say I purchased a new bios chip (1009 bios) and tool extractor for 22.00 euro and replacement was easier than I thought.
My board posted on first boot and the OCZP4002GK ram is working fine 
I’m leaving it a stock settings |
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