20 Most Recent ASUS P4S800-MX Motherboard - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Hi,

DDR 333 memory is DDR PC2700, I believe. It might be hard to find a new MB that will work with that. You'll probably have to buy new memory. You'll also need a new CPU fan, unless you know the Socket type of your existing MB. But you should replace the fan anyway on a new CPU/MB install. You should buy as much memory as you can afford.

Try looking HERE and see if anything is in your price range.

Hope that helps...

Geno

Hello,
Sorry this has taken long. It was difficult to find this particular motherboard.

Here is one link where you can buy this motherboard
Here is another link.

It's a pleasure to be of service.

Lolita

Unfortunately it sounds like the processor fried. These are very prone to heat degradation.

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Link 2 is to Geeks.com
Link 3 Take your pick
Your board supports Northwood/Williamette processors with HT
in 400/533/800 Front Side Bus

Microsoft Knows of the problem with Vista Network
Unfortunately,I got tired of microsoft making it illegal to tweak the OS to get it to do what you want it to do. (GO LINUX,GO)

I have been forced to use 3rd party software to properly map the network. (network magic) The software also allows me to control who accesses the open wireless we have by allowing me to treat anyone I want as a Threat and block them without securing my wireless.

Sorry I couldn't "Fix" the problem.

Go directly to Asus & down load their driver software for you're onboard video card. Here.... http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?modelname=P4S800-MX&SLanguage=en-us

SiS661 FX (chipset), Both are fore Asus P4S800-MX
Sis963L (chipset
SiS Real256E integrated garphics as per your manual.
If you must have SiS's drivers you may not find them there.
http://www.sis.com/download/agreement.php?url=/download/

Good luck!
Mike

Check you bios and make sure that P&P(plug and play) O/S is set to enabled.

In you're manual pg. 1-23 you'll find this.
Don't have you're manual download it here.
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?modelname=P4S800-MX&SLanguage=en-us

Mike

usually long beep is RAM

Mitch to re-install your OS you must have the OS CD/DVD. If you have then follow these steps:

1). Insert your CD/DVD in drive and boot and see on the screen
....there will be message ..Press any key to boot from CD... then press any key
.... Your system will boot from CD and setup will start.
2). Just follow the on screen instructions.


if any problem occurs... Ask me

Thanks
iqbal

It seems your OS has been currepted, so you should re-install your Operating System.

Thanks
Iqbal

check your graphics card if its foulty that could be ur problem

The problem is most likely bad capacitors. The may have used a bad batch, with many people having such issues. I understand it is difficult to get several of the caps out without ruining the board completely, so it may not be worth the time and effort it would take to replace them.

I don't think so. Have you checked to see if:

One, your cable connections are secure and properly seated?

Two, check to see if are any shorts in the cables?

Three, make sure you do not have any jumpers shunting audio output. Check first to make sure that jumper isn't right before removing the jumper...See the Manual.

[PS] Jumpers are those little magic blocks, like you see on the CMOS reset [1-2 || 2-3]. They shunt two pins.

I'm sorry to say that I had much the same problem with a RMA'ed mobo from Asus. The one that came back worked for a short time, and then died.

I can't say that Asus is the only one I've had the same problem with, Intel has done the same. But I kinda expected more from Asus. I did not bother again, I just decided to do a mobo/CPU/memory upgrade at Fry's.

Sorry.

Yes: Pull up Asus site and follow the prompts.They will have the manual that you seek.And it will show you what you need to do.Good Luck. garydalel

the first you'll have to do is diagnosis the problem, you can try a few step here,
1. remove all plugin that are not used while rebooting such as Harddisk drive, disc drive/rom and floppy disk.
2. try to reboot, if it not work, turn off again.
3. unplug the DDR, clean the pin with contact cleaner spray then plug in again. do same thing with the CPU/processor.
4. if it nort work too, you need to check your power supply.
hopefully this helps.!

Hi, First of all, your hard drive is what this computer needs to boot up. Try to see if you can POST, that is, only plug in power supply to motherboard with cpu and memory in there. Don't put any hard drive or other device into motherboard as yet. see if it reaches past post. If it does, then plug in hard drive and see if the problem occurs again. If it does, then the problem is the hard drive. But for now try reaching past post with only the bare necessary components for startup. Then let me know what happens.

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Probably corrupt DLL files, maybe due to incorrect decompression or dirty CD.

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