After i boot the cpu the monitor says no signal and then the board gives 1 long beep(about 2 sec) then 3 continuous short beeps..
Hello here is the homepage:
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=P5KPL-AM%20SE&p=1&s=22
Here is a list of beep codes:
http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm
It seems to be a graphic card problem, or the power supply not giveing enoug power.
Try to change the graphic card.
If you are useing the onboard graphic, look for bad caps on the mainboard:
If they look like this, the mainboard is dead.
Good luck
SOURCE: video adapter error in boot - 1 long+2 short beeps
For memory go to pg. 1-14 section 1.7.2, after going over these configurations go to pg. 1-15 & check your current memory against the QVL list. In regards to the NVIDIA 6150 GPU lets check the device manager & see if there is a problem. At display adapters do you see a red X or a yellow ! point? If red X the NVIDIA controller is most likely defective. If a ! point, right click & uninstall device. Before you restart the PC reinstall the chipset drivers from the Asus CD. If the problem failed to resolve you'll have to contact Asus tech EST at 812-282-2787. The tech will run you trough a quick check to be sure the controller is defective & will than give you a case number for a RMA. You'll have to ask to be transfered to the RMA dept to save you from another call. To test your memory 1 dimm at a time download this program for free CrystalMark 0.9.123.404b & check your memory.: http://www.warp2search.net/crystalmark-2004r2-0-9-123-404b-s36517.html
I hope all goes well!
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SOURCE: Asus P5Q-VM CANT BOOT
CPU Should work with board.Try removing cpu and replace in socket check for bent pins if all is well..reinstall.make sure to use pad or silver paste and reinstall fan.rebootRichardm69
SOURCE: 1 long beep then 3 short beeps and wont start up?
That code means the motherboard detects a memory problem. Try reseating the memory modules. If that does not work you have a failure on the motherboard somewhere that interferes with the memory buss. I would inspect the motherboard for bad capacitors or replace it.
SOURCE: 1 long continuous beep
Sounds like a memory issue to me. Power off the Computer. Remove all the memory and add 1 memory module. Power up to see if still the problem. If so, power down, remove the module and go through the same process with the other module to see which module is the problem. Hope that helps.
SOURCE: Using an Asus P5B -E Plus motherboard for 2 years
this beep code is described from ASUS as a video card issue. Perhaps your chipset is failing. if you are using a 3rd party video card. try removing it or re attaching it. If you are not using a 3rd party. i suggest you do. and disable the onboard in the bios.
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