ECS NFORCE4-A939 LAN DRIVER

Does anything at all show up on the black screen when the mobo powers up? It's been rattling all day today. Right-click on My Computer and select Manage. Going down from High to Medium doesn't help though. Sat Nov 26, 6: From my experience with this board I would say do not flash your bios until it's confirmed that the bios ECS has on their website will work.

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Feb 12, Posts: Going from Low RPM 1. Sat Dec 24, 2: Go download the WinFlash utility here: Pros Fast performance, Stable. Would you buy this?

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This didn't help at all in my case. Sun Dec 04, 8: What's weirder is that the rattling sounded like it was coming from the CPU or NB fan, not the case fan. I tried everything, but the floppy drive was not even reading on powerup, so there was no way to flash the original bios that I had backed up.

If you have any suggestions or have had similar problems please let me know. As this isn't really reproducable in a lab in a hour, it's not recorded.

May 7, Posts: This was my assumption when I had the same problem. Originally posted by sbjordal: Yorkshire it's grim oop north Registered: Are you sure its the BIOS?

Mar 26, Posts: When I turn on the system I just get a black screen with nothing on it.

I could be wrong about the source of the noise though. I haven't seen an exclusive relationship between processor load and the rattling though. XP cannot change its HAL hardware abstraction layer to support the second core without registry editing or a reinstall.

The Budget Gaming Board: ECS nForce4-A939

If so, that should be on as well. What were my mistakes other then using a ECS board?

What's the "bios nforce4-a993 you mentioned? Has anybody else had problems with flashing the bios on this board? Sometimes it's very quiet for several hours, then it starts to rattle or vibrate, I don't know.

I can only think of a couple of reasons for the dead boards.

ECS NFORCE4-A939

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Normally I wouldn't do this, since I flashed the bios, but they sold a dual core combo that does not work unless you flash the bios, so I feel justified.

Sometimes overheating, but modern CPUs are quite tolerant of that.

Formerly an orchard - Sunnyvale, CA Registered: Originally posted by Paul Bartz: Jan 21, Posts: This doesn't efs marginal boards which give the occasional crash.