20 Most Recent ASUS P5GZ-MX Motherboard Questions & Answers

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If it seems to boot and run normal for the first 10 to 15 minutes then powers off it is probably a thermal issue. If this is the case, most of the time you will have to wait 5 or 10 minutes before it will turn back on. ( Not always depending on the part, some cool very quickly.) The first thing you should check is the fan on the cpu. If it is running normally make sure that the heat sink is seated securely. Also make sure any other fans are running correctly. Another possibility for a heat problem is airflow in and around the computer case. Make sure that all the vents have a couple of inches of open space around them to draw air in and out or the case. If the computer is in a cabinet make sure that adequate cool air can get to it and that the heat can get out.

Everything is the same except you have to choose "DVD-R 9.0G" at the bottom of the DVD maker window. R4.5G is single layer and 9.0G is dual layer.

Let me know if you need more help,
Sai.

Hi Leah There are two options that might work for you. The commercial DVDs you buy that loop, have a setting enabled when they are created that causes the player to loop. A lot of the programs that you use to make dvds at home have the ability to enable this setting as well. It depends on what program you use so check the help files or do a search for Make Loop DVD With ( Your Software ). Some players also have a playback option called looping, continuous play, or even store demo mode that would allow you to run any DVD in a loop mode.

Hello the lan driver can be downloaded here for free:http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5GZMX/#support_DownloadBut first select your windows system.Next open the LAN folder, click on the + option and click on one of the download options.When downloaded the file maybe has to be unziped before you install the driver.Reboot if prompt.Install also any other drivers if any missing.Good luck

Hello download the driver here at asus:http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_775/P5GZMX/#downloadFirst select your windows system.Open the chipset folder and click on global for download.Unzip the file before you install the driver.Reboot after the install is done.You need to install the driver for the keyboard also.Visit the manufactures site of the keyboard in seach for the driver.Good luck

Start here :http://www.asus.com/Search.aspx?SearchKey=P5GZ-MX

It will lead you to the driver download area and all the specs on the MB

It may just be that the new battery needs to be charged. I would leave it switched on for 24 hours to check. If this doesn't fix the problem, it could also be a failing BIOS chip or the charging circuit for the CMOS battery has failed. If the BIOS chip is not socketed or the cmos charging circuit has failed, you will need to replace the motherboard or find an electronics engineer to replace the failed components, this will probably be more expensive that a new board.

Hi,Sonds like CMOS battery is depleted and needs replacement.Hope that helps!

The only problem I can see is. the graphics card requires a PCI-E x16 slot and the motherboard has a PCI-E x4 slot. It should work, but not to the speed it is capable of reaching. The other thing that may be holding you back is the power supply. From looking at the graphics card spec I would expect to fit at least a 700w PSU To the tower. But without knowing the spec of your computer (CPU, Memory and Drives) and the exact symptoms, I can't be more specific.

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Unfortunately only 2 x DIMM, max. 2GB, DDR2 533/400 MHz memory modules are supported.
Meaning that it is not possible for the 2gb kingston 800mhz RAM to run, according to the Specs.

Sorry to inform you of this fact!
damnor01

Yes it is.
Nvidia 8400GS 512MB is PCI-E Card Ready for and 100% Compatible with this Motherboard.

Hi you can download your driver on the link belowhttp://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5GZ-MX&p=1&s=22hope it helps thanks.

for an unknown device
click start control panel administatin tools computer managemet device magaer
scroll through allof your devices look for any yellow question exclamation marks ? !
or red X's if you see any of these you willneed to update/reinstall the drivers for this device

if your computer came with motherboard disks thedrivers could be on it
if you dont have the driver disks you will need to download them

you will find almost all your driver needs
http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html on the home page you should see a search tab just type in what you are looking for (be precise)don

Hi regendinata,

Most probably, the external USB device you're trying to connect to your computer is already not working/defective.
Try to use other USB device to double check the problem.

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