does the keyboard led's flashes when you turn on? if it doesn't then it could be either a bad processor or mobo..double check all the connections maybe you just miss something..
cguan_77
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Have you got a gfx card working, or are you running out of motherboard graphics for now?
Serunson
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So there is no gfx card instaled?
What type of monitor is it that you have?
Has it got the correct connecter for the motherboard? Check the symbol next to the port that you are connecting it to.
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make sure you have the 4 pin Pentium 4 power plug from the power supply plugged in to the board .
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I think he has used an integrated/onboard video.
See to it all the connections inside the cpu are tight and snugly connected.
No beep code sounds means no case speaker was connected in your system. Try to connect it and let's interpret the beep code.
in his first post he says he's using onboard video!!!
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