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Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

Last post 09-25-2008, 5:46 AM by demck85. 14 replies.
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  •  09-07-2008, 9:48 AM 387937

    Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    I just built the system, but it can not POST. The green lights turned on after plugging in the power cord. All the fans spin after turning on the power, but NO video , NO beep. Following is what I use

     

    Asus P5Q pro

    Intel dual core E8500

    OCZ reaper DDR2 800 2GB*2

    Asus EAH 4850 Top 

     Corsair 550W power supply

    Antex p182 Se case

     

    I have tried removing 1 of the 2 RAMs, clearing the Cmos, but nothing changed. Anybody has ideas of what I should do.

     

     

    Thanks a lot 

  •  09-07-2008, 9:58 AM 387942 in reply to 387937

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    buddy get the 4pin power connector plugged in and make sure the 6pin pci power connector fixed too.

     


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  •  09-07-2008, 8:48 PM 388211 in reply to 387942

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    I did plug in the 6pin pcie power for vga

    but there is not a 4 pin  power. The ATX 12V power is a 8 pin power, and I did plug it in

  •  09-07-2008, 8:58 PM 388217 in reply to 388211

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Try with NO RAM, does it beep now?

    I would take it out of the case, and lay it on some cardboard, use only the PSU, system speaker, video card if needed, cpu and hsf, and one stick of ram. any luck?


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  •  09-08-2008, 5:49 PM 388714 in reply to 388217

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Tried No rams, still no beep

     

    Take the mobo outside the case,  with only cpu, video card, one stick ram plugged, still got nothing, but I found a small blue jumper cap on the mother board. I am thinking maybe that's the reason, but I checked all the jumpers indicated in the menu, all of them seem to have a cap on them. Any one has any idea of where this jumper come from.

     

    Thanks 

  •  09-08-2008, 6:05 PM 388725 in reply to 388714

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    If the motherboard has CLRTC by where the three pin connector is, that blue jumper is for resetting the BIOS to its defaults.  If I am remembering correctly both P5Q-E mobos I had also had a blue jumper which was near the bottom right if you look at the mobo with the CPU socket at the top left center.  Another way to describe the positioning is to have the motherboard in the position it would be in with the mobo installed in the case and you are looking at it from the side and the tower is in the upright position.  If I recall correctly, that was the only actual jumper on the motherboard for my 2 mobos I had as well.

    Antec Nine Hundred, C2Q Q9300 (Currently at stock speeds), Asus Maximus II Formula, OCZ Reaper HPC DDR2 1066 4GB (2x2GB), BFG 9800GTX+, SupremeFX X-Fi, OCZ GameXStream 700W, Seagate 500 GB SATA hard drive, Seagate 750 GB SATA hard drive, Samsung SH-S203N SATA DVDRW, Lite-On LH-20A1L SATA DVDRW, Zalman 9700 LED, Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit retail version with SP1
  •  09-08-2008, 8:15 PM 388800 in reply to 388725

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    The CLRCT has already got a cap on it. there is a jumper called ov_nb(overvltage the northbridge) ear  the lower right corner, but that also has a blue cap. I search the whole board , especially the lower right corner for the pins the little cap belongs to but got no luck. :(
  •  09-08-2008, 8:45 PM 388814 in reply to 388800

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Does the manual not spell out all the jumpers for you?  Is there a clr cmos one (if missing from there it could be your problem)

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  •  09-08-2008, 10:04 PM 388838 in reply to 388814

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Just found out the jumper cap is for the casis intrusion sensor. Plug it back in there, BUT still got nothing, no beeps, no videos. Really frustrated. SHould I return the mobo? 
  •  09-08-2008, 11:37 PM 388855 in reply to 388838

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    I would test the video card and power supply in another computer just to make sure they are good. Ive seen video cards cause mainboards not to have post beeps.

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  •  09-09-2008, 12:17 AM 388870 in reply to 388814

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Asus mobos use CLRTC as the name for the CMOS jumper.


    Antec Nine Hundred, C2Q Q9300 (Currently at stock speeds), Asus Maximus II Formula, OCZ Reaper HPC DDR2 1066 4GB (2x2GB), BFG 9800GTX+, SupremeFX X-Fi, OCZ GameXStream 700W, Seagate 500 GB SATA hard drive, Seagate 750 GB SATA hard drive, Samsung SH-S203N SATA DVDRW, Lite-On LH-20A1L SATA DVDRW, Zalman 9700 LED, Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit retail version with SP1
  •  09-09-2008, 2:15 AM 388876 in reply to 388870

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Tekran:

    Asus mobos use CLRTC as the name for the CMOS jumper.

    Oh yea, lol    I been getting all with buttons for it lately. forgot that.


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  •  09-09-2008, 1:43 PM 389275 in reply to 387937

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Get rid of the video card, still heard nothing. Get rid of the ram, nothing. I am thinking of returning it. I feel terrible.
  •  09-20-2008, 11:48 PM 395176 in reply to 389275

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

    Don't feel bad.  I am having the SAME exact issue at this very moment.  The only difference from our scenarios is that my asus p5q pro was actually working for a few days.  I went to reformat my drive and when I got back home my pc was on but the monitor had no signal.  Now my pc won't post at all and i've tried what you're talking about too, without vid card or memory.  At this point im also inclined to think that my motherboard had died on me.   Everything was in perfect working order too :(
  •  09-25-2008, 5:46 AM 396969 in reply to 387937

    Re: Having Trouble with Asus p5Q pro! Help needed!

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