Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Well we wouldn't wanna violate and copyrights or anything HERE would we... LOL
Well we wouldn't wanna violate and copyrights or anything HERE would we... LOL
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Originally posted by PCBONEZ
Just giving the credit to the one deserving it. After all, a lawsuit is the last thing I need now that I don't have a job anymore ...There are 10 kind of people in this world: those that understand binary, and those who don't.- ASUS ROG Maximus IX Code
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Good thing you've told me. I was just about to get on the phone with my lawyer to have you brought up on charges of copyright infringement. I was gonna sponsor my next computer upgrade on the proceeds of the case.Originally posted by eguevarae
On a more serious note. I got a hold of a 775 socket Celeron D for purposes of testing. The owner swore that it works. I popped it in to the mobo, plugged in a known good PSU and a working stick of 512MB DDR400 ram. When I flipped the switch both fans (4pin CPU and 3 pin case) started spinning and then shut down after a few seconds. So at least the power is flowing.
However when I shortcircuit the -POW+ pins I get nothing. It wont boot up.
Any ideas how to proceed now?Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
I've checked the CPU compatibility list on Gigabytes website. The celeron D 330 chip I have is in fact compatible with this board but only from firmware version F4. I dont know what firmware I have on the mobo, but there is a good chance its is not the latest.Originally posted by swartz
Could this have an impact on the mobo not working completely? I'd venture to guess that at least it should start or make some beeps if it at least sees the cpu.Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
It may have some impact. When I install CPUs (or someone else does) and they are not compatible, normally the MoBo comes to life but no video is shown. In rare cases, the system tries to turn on and then shuts off. That might be your case.Originally posted by swartzThere are 10 kind of people in this world: those that understand binary, and those who don't.- ASUS ROG Maximus IX Code
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Damn it. After soldering four 2200 uF 16v caps I have no luck booting it.
Nothing I have tried so far made it work. The fans speed when I flip the switch on PSU, but when I short -POW+.... one big NOTHING...
Arghhhh... frustrated.Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Have you tried resetting the CMOS? [BIOS]Mann-Made Global Warming.
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Sounds like a victim of a Worstec PSU ... are you sure it was working?Originally posted by swartz
Also, the suggestion from PCBONEZ might help. Some MoBos don't turn on/post with a corrupted CMOS.There are 10 kind of people in this world: those that understand binary, and those who don't.- ASUS ROG Maximus IX Code
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
I am not sure on Gigabyte boards but I know on Asus boards if you have a newer CPU than the BIOS will support, you will not get POST (it appears to be DEAD, no beep, nothing, nada). You can try to borrow a CPU that the original BIOS will support to carry further.Originally posted by swartzComment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
thats why i've got a normal Celeron (not Celeron D) for testing motherboards..
Celeron D = Prescott core = not all boards support it
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
That's right. Get a Celeron CPU to rule that out.Originally posted by Scenicthats why i've got a normal Celeron (not Celeron D) for testing motherboards..
Celeron D = Prescott core = not all boards support itThere are 10 kind of people in this world: those that understand binary, and those who don't.- ASUS ROG Maximus IX Code
- Intel Core i5-7600K 3.8GHz
- 16gb GSKILL TridentZ RGB DDR4-3200
- 1 M2 SSD + 2 WD Blue 1TB (Mirrored)
- Windows 10 Pro x64
- GeForce GT1050
2 x Acer KA240H + 1 Vewsonic VP2130 21 (a cap replacement job)
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Just to update.
Yes, I have tried resetting the CMOS via the jumper as well as removing the battery when all power cables are unplugged. No go.
I obtained a Pentium 4 530 for testing purposes. But much like the Celeron D it is only supported in the latest BIOS. No one I know has an older 775 chip. Damn it.
I shall try to take the mobo to one of the computer stores, maybe they have a chip we can test right there and then. I hope they wont charge me some ridiculous amount for 5min of their time.Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
I've a few of these boards at work, in various degrees of flaky functionality, I'll confirm the caps on them for you.
Not a clue *why* they're flaky - they've all been 'repaired' by Gigabyte when they previously didn't work at all.
Edit: Must apologize for bumping an older thread if it's against forum rules. Scrolling through the thread I saw 06-11 and thought 6th November, didn't look at the last post date.
Last edited by seanc; 11-21-2009, 07:38 PM.Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Check the PSU's.
They may be bummers.Mann-Made Global Warming.
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Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
They've been tested with new PSUs, other boards have been put in their places which run fine.Comment
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Re: Gigabyte GA 8S661FXM No Post No Beep
Start looking at the 4 & 5 mm caps then.
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