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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Bozco on April 20, 2005, 06:42:46 PM
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A buddy of mine just got a new mobo, Gigabyte 64-bit one. He had to take back his agp card because this one only had pci-express.
He gets the new pci-express card, sets everything up, powers the computer up, and gets no video output. Can\'t even get to his bios. Any idea why its not working?
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Ok, now if he takes this back out is it working, does the OS load up at all with or without the PCI-express card? And does he have an on board video controller on it already? Sounds like an I/0 conflict but I\'m not too sure and there are a few other geeks in here that would know for sure.
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Nevermind, we figured it out.
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so what fixed it?
I had the same problem when I built my AMD64 system, my bios wouldn\'t recognize the newer 90-nm winchester cores. It wouldn\'t even post.
I had to have a friend of mine flash an extra bios chip I had to the newer version and violia... it worked.
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He didn\'t know that you couldn\'t use a 3 memory stick configuration. Finally he just took out one of his sticks and it worked.