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Please Help Me Fix My PC

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eshtog

Diamond Member
I Installed a switech q-power and Robabnton 500w Power Supply, When I tested my computer the first time it booted up fine and everything, I take the computer down stairs and plug it in and evrything boots up
I go into BIOS look at my CPU temp and its fine, reboot my computer and I have no image on my monitor, The graphics card is a geforce 2 mx400,
now when I boot up my pc I get the Post Code 7F, is it possible that my cpu fried? please help me I have already tried to reset CMOS by taking out the batter and changing the jumper to 2-3

Here are system specs
1.4 athlon
Epox 8k7a
2 256mb Crucial
Network Card
Geforce 2 mx400
32x cdrw
30gb HD
500w Robanton PSU

please help me thank you!
 
All you did was switch out the psu? Sure there aren't any cables put back incorrectly? And what does the code mean?
 
this is what the code means

Switch back to text mode if full screen logo is supported.
- If errors occur, report errors & wait for keys
- If no errors occur or F1 key is pressed to continue:
___ Clear EPA or customization logo.

please help!
 
would you guys say that ist my video card thats at fault?

I broke off a capacitor but the card worked for 6 months no problem,
do you think after 6 months it could just all of a sudded die?
 
Originally posted by: eshtog
would you guys say that ist my video card thats at fault?

I broke off a capacitor but the card worked for 6 months no problem,
do you think after 6 months it could just all of a sudded die?
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you broke off a capacitor? :Q and you kept using it? you don't have another video card you could plug in there to help isolate the problem?
 
I know it sounds strage but the video card worked fine after I plugged it back in, and no I dont have a pci video card I just want to make sure that its the video card and nothing else
 
it doesn't have to be a pci videocard... don't you have another agp one laying around? i don't know what kind of capacitor you pulled off but when one of my board's capacitor started leaking... people here... and ABIT told me to send it back ASAP because my motherboard would be dying a slow death.
 
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