sllewe
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Ok so here it goes.
Stage 1
I just recently bought a x800 and a cooler master (dont shoot me) 420W PSU to go along with it, ot replace my old x600 (that died) and 300W Hipro. Well when i finally tried to get everything booted up, i got a constant hang on the Welcome screen. The screen would turn a bunch of different colors.
Stage 2
Well after sitting down and thinking about it, i thought, did i just seriously buy a cooler master PSU
Well that has to be the problem, it is probobly getting a terribly low amount of watts out of it. SO i RMAed it back to newegg, and got a Ventec iON 460w.
Stage 3
Well when i got the iON a few days later i noticed it was Heavy as lead, so i though wow this is a nice power supply. Installed all the hard ware agian, booted...same thing, hang on the welcome screen.
Stage 4.
Obviously now i thought...bad card. Took out the card, Put it into a Gateway my friend has, and it worked like a charm. Even did some memory test using PC doctor, all came back a-ok.
I cant figure out why this thing wont work!
A stumpted
Sean
BTW- The PCI-E slot is clean of dust, and it appears (visually) that there is nothing wrong with the slot.
Stage 1
I just recently bought a x800 and a cooler master (dont shoot me) 420W PSU to go along with it, ot replace my old x600 (that died) and 300W Hipro. Well when i finally tried to get everything booted up, i got a constant hang on the Welcome screen. The screen would turn a bunch of different colors.
Stage 2
Well after sitting down and thinking about it, i thought, did i just seriously buy a cooler master PSU
Stage 3
Well when i got the iON a few days later i noticed it was Heavy as lead, so i though wow this is a nice power supply. Installed all the hard ware agian, booted...same thing, hang on the welcome screen.
Stage 4.
Obviously now i thought...bad card. Took out the card, Put it into a Gateway my friend has, and it worked like a charm. Even did some memory test using PC doctor, all came back a-ok.
I cant figure out why this thing wont work!
A stumpted
Sean
BTW- The PCI-E slot is clean of dust, and it appears (visually) that there is nothing wrong with the slot.