Re: p5ld2 deluxe no post
- From: "Michael" <ms_smith11@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 16:26:43 GMT
I think the bios version is listed on a sticker on the bios chip, down near
the sata plugins
the sticker on my bios reads
LD2D3
0312
5674
GS V07
I assume the 0312 is the version as that match a bioos version on the asus
cpu support page.
nobody around me had a compatible cpu for the older bios in my mobo, so I
ended up ordering a new chip from asus... kind of a piss off as the damn
mobo should work out of the box w/spending more money on it. feels like
microsofts buggy os's except you have to PAY to fix it.
Will know whether it works when the bios chip gets here in a few more
days...
Hi guys. I have exact same problem. I'm on my third p5ld2-deluxe in a
week, same
problem. Tried known good CPUs (P4D 930+, 920), RAM (Kingston & OEM),
Powersupplies (Generic, Enermax 450w & 500w w/eatx). I will get beeps if I
remove all ram, other than that I get squat.
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"Paul" <Paul_member@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It could be the motherboard I suppose.
Hi guys. I have exact same problem. I'm on my third p5ld2-deluxe in a
week, same
problem. Tried known good CPUs (P4D 930+, 920), RAM (Kingston & OEM),
Powersupplies (Generic, Enermax 450w & 500w w/eatx). I will get beeps if I
remove all ram, other than that I get squat.
Must be an older BIOS that does not support the CPUs. Both CPUs work in a
p5ls2-vn that I have.
2 questions.
-How can I tell the bios ver while being unable to boot?
-How to update the BIOS without supported CPU?
This is a real pita.
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