Recent content by rusalka_tim

Well since you compented Here is all the stats on it. p4 3.2@3.51 (can get 4.1, but not to stable) (upgrading to a honed p4 3.4GHz) corsair 1GB 3200 (2x512Mb) (about to be 1GB pc5000 ram by OCZ) WD 250 gb ide 2X40GB ide in raid 0 radeon 9800 pro apg slot(about to upgrade to x800 pro modded to...

I thought that nothing I did was different except that when I turned on the computer I didn't put the battery back in.:rolleyes: As the great homer simpson would say, "doh!"

This is crazy, but I just booted up. Didn't do anything special and walla. But thank you to all the people that helped me on this problem.

Well dumb question, but if it comes to this; how do I get a new cmos chip for my mobo? And, how do I get the bios settings on it. New to that part of it all.

I'm not questioning you or anything, I'm just letting you know that I haven't had a problem with doing that the past 5 times I had to reset the bios. The normal message that I got was bios is cleared. You may power down your computer and replace the jumpers to normal postioning. That is all It...

Have done this many times before with the mobo and no problem at all. Just to also let you know, I did this after the vid went out from the bios trying to reset itself.

As far as me overclocking I am using a water cooled setup coupled with a peltier on the cpu and gpu. Have run this way for about a month and no problems. The cpu peltier is run off an aux power supply. I oc'd my 94 3.2 to a 3.51. Which by all means the pletier has a qmax of 228w with a delta t...

The key combo is alt-f2. I tried that and still nothing.

Tried that and nothing. What is really wierd about it all is when I use the junpers to reset the bios it acts like a bad power supply; in the fact that it won't even start up.

As of now I tried all of the above and nothing. I read at another site that someone had a similar predicament; all he did was let it run for 30 min. and it booted eventually.:lick:

Well I have tried with the jumper and that was stated in the original message. As far as the first reply will try that I did try removing the vid card and to no avail as of yet.:speechless:

Motherboard is ASUS p4c800-e dlx. p4:3.2@3.51 Video card: Radeon 9800 pro. RAn pcmark05 and it rebooted my computer. Went to bios settings to fine tune OC settings and pressed f-10. Computer restarted. said checksum error pressed f-1 to get to settings. Screen said please wait... after going...