Big pb with k8T neo that cant' power up

Hello, my new K8T neo won't power up, fans turn for a seconde then everything stops ....
the green led flash every 2 sec
It start without the proc... (but the proc is good)
Here my config :
K8T neo
Athlon 64 3200 +
1Go ram samsung
Geforce 4 Ti 4200
I see on another forum that it could be an incompatibility with the graphic card !
If anyone could help me. thanks a lot
PS: sorry for my poor english

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Originally posted by $post[username]
$post[Hello, my new K8T neo won't power up, fans turn for a seconde then everything stops ....
the green led flash every 2 sec
It start without the proc... (but the proc is good)
Here my config :]
Hi
welcome
The power led flashing is the power protection system, to reset take power cable out for 5 secs, then replace and re start. If it continues to do this, there is someting shorting, or not connected. The 4 pin square CPU power supply is connected to mobo.? Are all the stand off posts on the mobo lined up with the shielded holes in mobo - no extra ones fitted.
Other things it could be are PSU, the board needs over 18amps on the +12v line to boot, what are the amps on the 3.3v, the +5v, and the +12v lines, get them from label on side of PSU.
Could be several other things, like Heatsink not sitting on CPU properly, or a bent pin, loose wire or screw on mobo, etc.
cheers
jocko

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MSI K8T Neo FSR (BIOS 2.0)
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Quote from: Tiresmoke on 06-April-06, 20:09:53
Did you checl and replace the CMos Battery? You may need to do a complete Bios Clear and start fresh there as well.
Also as the Optical drives changed did you try removing them one at a time and see if the system acts noirmally then?
Hello, Tiresmoke!
. I unplugged the PSU from the wall socket and removed the battery while clearing the CMOS. The CMOS Battery is OK - ~3.34V (reading from a Voltmeter - matches with the display at PC Health Status).
. I already took out the LG DVD-RAM drive and put the old optical drives back in. Even in its old "original" configuration the aforementioned problem persists.
. I already reseated the CPU and renewed the thermal compound.
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BTW: Maybe this will give some clue ...
. When I do a warm reset (reboot triggered by OS) the board restarts fine - Reset, POST, Boot.
. When I shutdown and disconnect power from the PSU, lets say for about 5 minutes, then reconnect it and power-on the "Early chipset init" shows up.
Are there any chances that the PSU is actually causing the problem although this particular problem never showed up before the "spring-cleaning"?
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I also want to say that i've read alot of threads and searched the forum for my problem.
For a couple of days ago I got all my parts for building my 64bit-system and I build her up. To my suprise it booted, with almost no errors. Although I could install Windows XP and use it completely, everytime I boot it (under the booting sequence) it says "Bios is not installed", although I can enter bios simply (like everyone else) just pushing the DEL-button.
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Hi all,
I have just setup up a brand new system but am having probelms getting it working. I want to install XP on a single Maxtor 160Gb drive.
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Now the AGP port seems to be broken (not the actual slot). I have tried a 6800 Ultra and a 6600 GT (AGP version) GFX card in this slot. Both cards fail at the driver installation point. I have tried driver versions 66.93, 67.02 and 67.03. I also tried 3 versions of the via drivers 451, 453 and 455. Even tried XP with SP1 and SP2. The PC will sometimes BSOD, reset, won't boot into windows. The drivers sometimes install then other times they won't, etc. The problems only seem to be with the drivers for the GFX cards.
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Quote from: qTj on 17-November-05, 20:25:05
Yes i have tryed all those things. But my card works perfectly in 2 diffrent computers. So i dont think that the vidccard is broken.. But what do i know...
Well you know that othergfx cards do work oin ur board, so I still say you RMA it, or swap if with another card that will work
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Realized y'all need more info :P
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Quote from: Bas on 30-January-06, 05:16:17
The onlything that could cause that is bad-connection between the connectors....ergo like not pushed in far enough....
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Both those cases seem unlikely...I know for a fact there were no fluids, and I'm 99.9% sure the cable was inserted properly. Doesn't it mean something that it was ONLY the 3.3v cables that were burned?
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Hi
If your cutting out. with the power led flashing, thats the power protection mode, reset remove power cable for 5 secs and replace. However, it only really triggers when the CPU is overheated, or shorting.
Check you have not a bent CPU pin, then just a little paste and make sure its tight fitting to Heatsink
Other known causes, an extra pillar fitted to backplate shorting mobo, bent drive connector pins, USB devices, check that 4 pin square and 20 pin Mobo connectors are in fully and that no pins are discoloured. Short from spare molex, or fingers on backplate touching inside back connectors. CMOS jumper on wrong pins. Faulty PSU. Faulty Disk Drive or 4 pin floppy connector on wrong pins, Ram in wrong way round (has been done), dirt or debris on mobo, or in AGP slot or RAM dimms
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Hi Guys, I just upgraded my motherboard and processor and everything's fine until i try and install the drivers for my gfx card. As soon as i reboot i'm lucky if it stays on for a minute, either the computer reboots as soon as windows loads or it'll stay on for at best a minute then lock up and then reboot a few seconds later. When it comes back i get the message that windows has recovered from a serious error caused by the nvidia drivers and that my card was unable to complete a draw operation. I uninstall the drivers and everythings fine again.
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Originally posted by ste
Hi Guys, I just upgraded my motherboard and processor and everything's fine until i try and install the drivers for my gfx card. As soon as i reboot i'm lucky if it stays on for a minute, either the computer reboots as soon as windows loads or it'll stay on for at best a minute then lock up and then reboot a few seconds later. When it comes back i get the message that windows has recovered from a serious error caused by the nvidia drivers and that my card was unable to complete a draw operation. I uninstall the drivers and everythings fine again.
I've tried the card in another machine and it seemed fine. After reading the board i'm guessing its my 12v line that just isn't up to it. I tried unplugging all my drives except for my main HD but still get the exact same problem.
I've run memtest and that seemed fine, every thing in my pc has the latest drivers installed(haven't installed service pack 2 because this was causing it to lock up but i'm guessing this was just because the card drivers were getting installed at the same time).
I just wanna be sure i've tried everything before i go spending £50 on a power supply i might not need. Any ideas?
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