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Tell a bad processor?

1046 Views 6 Replies 4 Participants Last post by Mr. PC Doc, Apr 7, 2004

n79ford

Discussion Starter · Apr 7, 2004

Just wondering have a computer that i am building, i plug/install everything and turn it on. All fans kick on and what not. Dosnt sound like the hard drive is kicking on but there is no video. I took the card out put it in a working system and it was working alright. Ideas? So would it be a burnt out processor?

AMD Athlon 2600
64meg DDR Nvidia
40gig Maxtor Harddrive
512 SDram
Abit Kt-7 raid board

This will just be a server system nothing special.

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Mr. PC Doc

· #7 · Apr 7, 2004

Try clearing your CMOS battery for 5 minutes. Then try to boot up. Make sure your CPU is seated correctly, and that all wires are firmly placed in the sockets. Also... how many Watts can your PSU put out? Make sure ALL of the mobo wires are plugged in, and that the CPU is seated CORRECTLY.

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