20 Most Recent Asrock K7S41GX Motherboard Questions & Answers

You can get driver from ASRock official website. http://www.asrock.com/mb/SiS/K7S41GX/?cat=Download

it does that noting wrong

says 2 gig on NewEgg

This board is only compatible with AGP 8X video cards.
For full specs on this motherboard go to: http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=K7S41GX

Your options are:
Some Geforce 6 series cards (mainly the 6200 and 6600GT).
All of the Geforce FX series cards (FX5700 and FX5200).
All the Geforce 4 series cards (Geforce 4 Ti and Geforce 4 MX).
All the Geforce 3 series cards (Geforce 3 Ti 500, Geforce 3 and Geforce 3 Ti 200).
All the Geforce 2 series cards.
All the Geforce 256 series cards.

This should answer your question.
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ooops.. that's bad. if BIOS flashing fails, then the only way to fix is to send it to the manufacturer.. however, if it is already out of warranty, i suggest you get another system since it will cost you almost the same... But im still hoping you can find another way to fix it... Regards..

upon checking your motherboard, it has an AGP port for video. so you have to get an AGP video card compatible. New video cards are PCIX capable which will not fit AGP ports.. So you can get any AGP Video card and that should work. ~jash

You can dowload the video VGA driver on this link: http://www.asrock.com/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41GX&o=Alljust select VGA..Hope this works..

Beeps are mainly caused by bad, dusty memory module or the port it is connected to. However, since you have tried changing it with a working one and i suppose you already clean it that's fine. One more hardware which causes beeps is the video card. If you have a video card installed, it may be moved when you change the memory module. I suggest you try to reseat the video card as well.. Hope that works

If you can download the lastest bios for that PC from the internet that should fix your problem if that does fix issue reinstalling windows or does Xp restore from cds will

From the image I have on the site, on the front of the motherboard are the slots for the Hard Drive. On the cable for the connections, you will see a 'blank' spot, and that corresponds to the open pin on the back of the drive. You will see the exact same setup for the Motherboard slots. There is virtually no way to hook this up wrong. When you hook this up, be sure to unplug the unit from the wall or take the power from out of the back of the unit. Check for bent pins, and properly seated processor. Remove the processor and make sure there are no bent pins on it as well. You can GENTLY (and I say this in this manner, as if you break one, it's over,) straighten the pins out if they are bent. Try this and let me know how you make out.
The other slots you speak of are for extra cards, but as this one has built in video and audio as well as LAN ( large phone plug for internet ) you would only have to install one if you wish to upgrade.
Hope this is helpful
Joe

Hi, you can download a manual here:
Your mainboard has AGP slot.

1 slot for AGP 8X/4X 1.5V

http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=K7S41GX

http://www.nvidia.com/page/geforce2mx.html

The to first one is AGP.
The last one is PCI-E

Graphics Processor: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX 200

NVIDIA Model Number: 8859

Memory: 64MB

Outputs: DVI

Interface / Slot Type: AGP

• Installed Memory: 32
• Interface Type: Video - 15 pin High-Density D-shell (VGA)
• Video Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX400
• Slot Type: AGP

GeForce MX4000 Bus Type PCI Slot Memory on Board 64 MB DDR RAMDAC Support 270 MHz Max. Resolution 2048x1536 8/16/32 bit colors with 60Hz (Analog) Memory Interface 64-bit Display Output Dual VGA
(1x On-Board VGA,
1x MD9-pin port supports 1 x VGA) Operating System Support Windows® XP/2K/98//Me/NT 4.0

HERE IS THE SITE FOR DRIVERS AND BIOS UPDATE FOR THE ASROCK K7S41GX (http://www.asrock.com.tw/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41GX&o=All)