whakoworld
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Hey all, im a bit stumped.
Ive been building a system with recycled bits from my old pc and a few bits donated - all apart from the graphics card which has allegedly never been used was defo working recently.
The system is:
Asus P4P 800 SE mobo
Pentium 4 @ 3.2ghz
radeon 9800PRO (although it looks nothing like the pics on google!) 256mb
2x 1gb kingston ram
and some random things that shouldnt affect anything.
Its also a Jeantech JNP-350P PSU.
Some old hardware, but like i said, all of it worked together recently apart from the graphics card as i had a different one in my old system.
Now, my problem is that when i put it all together, the PC sounds like its all working - fans going, hd clicking, cd drive working... the no signal message comes up on the monitor.
I have tried multiple monitors, multiple vga cables, my old graphics card, different ram, different hdd... NOTHING is changing. I am stumped!
any thoughts would be greatly appreciated as its for my wee brother and i promised it to him soon!
Thanks in advance!
Ive been building a system with recycled bits from my old pc and a few bits donated - all apart from the graphics card which has allegedly never been used was defo working recently.
The system is:
Asus P4P 800 SE mobo
Pentium 4 @ 3.2ghz
radeon 9800PRO (although it looks nothing like the pics on google!) 256mb
2x 1gb kingston ram
and some random things that shouldnt affect anything.
Its also a Jeantech JNP-350P PSU.
Some old hardware, but like i said, all of it worked together recently apart from the graphics card as i had a different one in my old system.
Now, my problem is that when i put it all together, the PC sounds like its all working - fans going, hd clicking, cd drive working... the no signal message comes up on the monitor.
I have tried multiple monitors, multiple vga cables, my old graphics card, different ram, different hdd... NOTHING is changing. I am stumped!
any thoughts would be greatly appreciated as its for my wee brother and i promised it to him soon!
Thanks in advance!