I changed my motherboard to a gigabyte GA-8IPE775 G with a 3.06 pentium and the heatsink and fan inclooded. I put all the parts together then started it up. All seems to start well eg the fans are running the hdd can be heard firing up all power to the dvd rom and usb ports but get no display not even the bios comes up. The video card works perfectly on my other board as does the monitor. Have tryd shifting the ram in other dims , changed the onboard battery tryed to boot from a bootable disc but still nothing. It just sits ther running with the monitor saying no input signel, This board does not have a vga port so the video card has to be used. Is it possible its not reading the card although my older lame motherboard picked it up fine . This was bought second hand but i was assured it was working when pulled from the case. Thanks

SOURCE: bios for Gigabyte GA-8IPE775-G motherboard

Last BIOS for all revisions (1.0/1.1/1.2) GA-8IPE775-G.

Robert Karst

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• Posted on Feb 03, 2011

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Well that is kind of a far off question. Do you want to know the best processor on the market or the best processor for your motherboard?
The best one I would say for your motherboard (LGA775) would be Intel Core 2 Quad or Intel Core 2 Extreme (The extreme is just an unlocked and overclocked Core 2 Quad)
The best Processor on the market however would be on the LGA 1366 and LGA 1155 Sockets as teh Intel Core I7.

SOURCE: Gigabyte GA-8VM800M 478 - On-board VGA as well as ASUS N6200 vid card

this can support two monitors. but it means one through the dvi output and one through the analog and have the desktop spread over two screens..If you need help locating these ports then ask me..

Matthew Spark

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• Posted on Jul 01, 2009

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power supply isnt putting out enuf power

SOURCE: Just installed Gigabyte GA-G41M with

thekencook

It sounds like the motherboard may not be getting full power. With several standards currently being used it can be confussing on what you have you have connected to get the system properly hooked up.

Make sure you have the P4 4 Pin connector plugged in on the system. It is easy to miss as it is behind the processor. If you do have it connected and still have trouble let me know what version of the motherboard do you have. This will help me troubleshoot the issue better.

GA-G41M-ES2L (rev. 1.3)

GA-G41M-Combo (rev. 1.3)

Issken
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