20 Most Recent Gigabyte GA-7IX Motherboard - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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You can find them here : http://zebronics.info/downloads/ Zebronics have moved to new address https://zebronics.com but they have not provided the motherboard download links.

This sounds very much like a faulty motherboard if it continually reboots. Try accessing the BIOS using the F8 key, however check you manual to make sure your motherboard uses the F8 key. If you can access the BIOS, it would be worth doing a complete reset to factory defaults and see if this fixes the problem. If you cannot access the BIOS, then you will be looking at a new motherboard.

Have you checked to see if your router has a small reset button? This may reset it to factory settings and possibly reset the password also.

What kind of optical drive?

1024 MB = 1 GBThis is due to binary (2*2*2...) multiplication.In most other everyday measurements, it is calculated as power of tens.List from Greek words, used for multipliers:femto = f = unit / 10^18?atto = a = unit / 10^15?pico = p = unit / 10^12nano = n = unit / 10^9micro = u = unit / 10^6milli = m = unit / 10^3centi = c = unit / 10^2deci = d = unit / 10^1Deca = unit * 10^1Hecta = unit * 10^2Kilo = K = unit * 10^3Mega = M = unit * 10^6Giga = G = unit * 10^9Tera = T = unit * 10^12Peta = P = unit * 10^15?Exa = E = unit * 10^18?Note: extreme values femto, atto, Peta and Exa seldom used except in laboratories. Can't remember order of these marked '?'.Will look it up and edit if necessary.Other used in electronics, electrical, weight, measurement, distance, speed, temperature, etc.The symbol is always the prefix, followed by unit.Case of letters is important.ml for milliliter, but MHz for Megahertz.Km, Dg, dB, Tb/sec, EV...

Try the mo bo web site for download.

http://www.gigabyte.us/Motherboard/GA-Z87X-UD5H-rev-1x#support-manual

Try downloading latest Real Tek Drivers

obviously you have a cable connected wrong somewhere. You have a power & ground lead reversed somewhere in a connection...could be anywhere. If you don't know what you're doing, hire a professional.

2nd one down on this site should be the one http://www.driverscape.com/download/nvidia-geforce4-mx-440-with-agp8x-%28microsoft-corporation%29

1024 megabytes in one gigabyte

PSU could also be playing up and not giving correct voltage to motherboard - check outgoing voltage from PSU with voltmeter and check product standards for that model... If ok then it could be the motherboard itself - all it takes is a capacitor or transistor/logic gate(switch) and it will start behaving unusual...