Ok... I've got the following problem:
When I boot up my computer, (ABIT KT7A, Duron 800, 256Mb 133MHz SDRAM, Asus V7700PURE 32Mb, 250W power source) the P.O.S.T gives me one long and two short beeps, indicating a VGA malfunction or no VGA card. My BIOS is an Award WW. I have raised the I/O voltage to 3.4V (actually, I've tried to raise it up to 3.6V, no change) and manually set the AGP driving value to EA. I've also lowered the CPU core voltage to 1.475V, which seems to be sufficient (as the actual voltage to CPU core is a bit over 1.5V). Abit seems to have released a new (beta)version of the BIOS just a moment ago, could it help to flash it? Anyone has any experiences of the new version at all? I'm not too eager to flash a beta bios.
I've now changed my power source to a 350W one, providing 17A current to the 3.3V. This HAS to be enough, so it's something else. I haven't yet had time to try this further, but I disconnected my CD-ROM -drives and the system has booted up normally every time since (about three times this far). Could there be a correction to this problem in a newer version of V7700 BIOS?
I know a lot of people have the same kind of problems with, at least ABIT KT7 MoBos and a few different GF GTS2 Video cards (and have had for some time, now!), so a solution would be welcome and VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!
THANX!!! AK
When I boot up my computer, (ABIT KT7A, Duron 800, 256Mb 133MHz SDRAM, Asus V7700PURE 32Mb, 250W power source) the P.O.S.T gives me one long and two short beeps, indicating a VGA malfunction or no VGA card. My BIOS is an Award WW. I have raised the I/O voltage to 3.4V (actually, I've tried to raise it up to 3.6V, no change) and manually set the AGP driving value to EA. I've also lowered the CPU core voltage to 1.475V, which seems to be sufficient (as the actual voltage to CPU core is a bit over 1.5V). Abit seems to have released a new (beta)version of the BIOS just a moment ago, could it help to flash it? Anyone has any experiences of the new version at all? I'm not too eager to flash a beta bios.
I've now changed my power source to a 350W one, providing 17A current to the 3.3V. This HAS to be enough, so it's something else. I haven't yet had time to try this further, but I disconnected my CD-ROM -drives and the system has booted up normally every time since (about three times this far). Could there be a correction to this problem in a newer version of V7700 BIOS?
I know a lot of people have the same kind of problems with, at least ABIT KT7 MoBos and a few different GF GTS2 Video cards (and have had for some time, now!), so a solution would be welcome and VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!
THANX!!! AK