hi there guys replace core 2 duo with core 2 quad and new heatsink, could not get a post, tried reseating ram, pulling CMOS battery etc still no post, replaced with original components and still cant get post now, any ideas ? 
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
Sounds like the socket got F-ed up, especially if it don't even make a bleep.Originally posted by Mikeyboy2007 View Posthi there guys replace core 2 duo with core 2 quad and new heatsink, could not get a post, tried reseating ram, pulling CMOS battery etc still no post, replaced with original components and still cant get post now, any ideas ?
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
My main system is a P5Q with Q6600 quad plus 4GB of ram and runs great.
You better get a magnifier and inspect all the CPU socket pins for been bended or misalignment ed .
Your repair tool should be nothing bigger than a stitch needleComment
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
there is no Speaker on the Mobo, alot of other people seem to have same kinda issuesComment
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funnily enought it was the Q6600 quad i was putting in the system, came out a running Acer (my old system) with 4GB RAM alsoOriginally posted by Kiriakos GR View PostComment
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
There is speaker pins to hook a speaker plug.Originally posted by Mikeyboy2007 View Post
Possibly you do not have any clue of what you are doing there, this board is relatively fresh and comes with three years warranty.Originally posted by Mikeyboy2007 View Post
You better test and another PSU with it, possibly your old one collapsed by trying to power the quad CPU.Comment
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
tried anther 2 PSUs with it but no luckOriginally posted by Kiriakos GR View PostComment
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In this case give a beer to @RJARRRPCGP he guessed right.Comment
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
Either you damaged the socket, or it's just an ASUS motherboard doing what they do best - die for no obvious reason.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
This. I've seen that happen so many times with Asus hardware.Originally posted by c_hegge View Post<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
I heard this is the most likely to happen on A7N8X boards. Because of an nForce 2 flaw that causes BIOS corruption.Originally posted by Topcat View Post
But, even with an nForce 2, that's mostly unlikely unless OC'ing the FSB a major amount.
Unstable FSB is the most likely cause on an nForce 2 board that's been working properly until recently.
And more likely to occur on an A7N8X version 1x.
One of the message boards I went to had folks talking about A7N8X boards dying often and it seemed that a lot of them were 1.04s.
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
It happens on all Asus boards from the last several years. Some of the higher end ones might be OK, but in general, Asus motherboards are low quality junk.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
The P5Q series is a good series, so I don't expect it to be bottom end.
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Re: No Post Asus P5Q
From my set of experiences I am aware that most INTEL based boards are hard to die.
The guide lines regarding PCB design are identical.
Regarding quality of parts? I would not worry if the manufactures have such a faith to offer three to five years warranty (P4C800-E).
Actually one shorted USB stick it did manage to damage my P4C800-E, and I did got a working refurbished, four months before the five years warranty expires.
About motherboards made in the last two years, I have no experiences, even so what sounds as reasonable to me, is that in every comparison it is more reasonable to use just the model name and not the manufacturer name.
By my book, the successfully made models are worthy for admiration.Comment
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ROFL.Actually one shorted USB stick it did manage to damage my P4C800-E,
It's obvious, your mobo killed that poor USB flash memory...Comment
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