MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

[Johnny87]

I just bought the brand new Gigabyte MA785GMT-UD2H, CPU AMD X4 965 and Power Supply 600watt from yesterday. I put all the part all together and plus everythings right, when i turn it on the monitor show me OFF MODE IN 5 SECOND. I cant even get into BIOS or anything. Is anyone here can help me with this problem

[Chike]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Does it look like it starts up?
which port do you connect the monitor to?

[Johnny87]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

i plus in video card and try onboard too it doest work

[Chike]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Which port the D-Sub or DVI-D? And what kind of cable do you use?

[Johnny87]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

DVI i had tried on diff monitor and diff case it doesnt work at all it happen to my Intel be4 thats why i bought this new AMD and it happen again so i dont know why

[artdrivers]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

When you have a no P.O.S.T. Just before sending the motherboard back you will want to remove the motherboard from the case and perform a P.O.S.T. bench test to it.
Instructions as follows.
Please follow the following simple steps.
1. Remove the motherboard from the case and any trays or chassies.
2. Place the motherboard on top of the cardboard box (you can use the motherboard box)
3. Install the CPU, CPU fan, Memory, Power supply plugs (plug the 1 X 20 pin and 1 X 4 or 2 X 8 pin from the power supply unit) and a good working video card.
4. Hook the monitor to the video card and be sure the monitor is switched on.
5. Turn on the system board by using the case "Power on" switch.
6. If the system fails to POST, check the components' insertion again to ensure they are all connected properly.
Then RMA. This may save you some time and S&H charges if it is a short from the case.

[Johnny87]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

When you have a no P.O.S.T. Just before sending the motherboard back you will want to remove the motherboard from the case and perform a P.O.S.T. bench test to it.
Instructions as follows.
Please follow the following simple steps.
1. Remove the motherboard from the case and any trays or chassies.
2. Place the motherboard on top of the cardboard box (you can use the motherboard box)
3. Install the CPU, CPU fan, Memory, Power supply plugs (plug the 1 X 20 pin and 1 X 4 or 2 X 8 pin from the power supply unit) and a good working video card.
4. Hook the monitor to the video card and be sure the monitor is switched on.
5. Turn on the system board by using the case "Power on" switch.
6. If the system fails to POST, check the components' insertion again to ensure they are all connected properly.
Then RMA. This may save you some time and S&H charges if it is a short from the case.

i had tried that still doesnt work with the Intel and AMD motherboard...i really dont get it why is that

[artdrivers]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Everything can't be right. You have a bad connection or part somewhere. You may want to try swapping out parts untill you find it, or take it to a repair shop if you don't have spare parts to exchange.

[Johnny87]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Everything can't be right. You have a bad connection or part somewhere. You may want to try swapping out parts untill you find it, or take it to a repair shop if you don't have spare parts to exchange.

i checked everythings cables memory cpu and video card everything are connect it right maybe the case wire problem?

[artdrivers]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Check the switches on the power supply.

[Johnny87]

Re: MA785GMT-UD2H Issue

Check the switches on the power supply.

it is on maybe i go return all the stuff and get the computer already build