Motherboard Or Graphics?

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I'm not sure which BIOS is on your motherboard. Still, that does sound like the typical code for a video problem.

I have seen a number of cases that don't place the motherboard up high enough.
This results in an AGP graphics card not seating properly.
The AGP port uses an interleaved connector. The video card need only be a few 0.001" from being fully seated to not function.

My quick test for this is to remove the slot bracket from the AGP card and see if it seats further into the slot this way, and the system now boots.

If removing the bracket fixes things, it is decision time:
Raise the motherboard by adding spaces under the supports?
Fabricate a new bracket for the card?
Modify the existing bracket?

Chas

To think, I almost added a memory problem as a possibility.

The BIOS beep for memory is usually more shrill than what you described. Typically, continuous short beeps.

Anyhow, glad you were able to solve your problem.

If you would please, close the question.

It is a common courtesy in this forum to close a question once you have the answer to your problem.

In the same area where you rate answers, there is an option to close the question.

Chas

Hmm this sounded like a memory problem to me from the beginning..

Good Point on the closing issue..But hey I once had one open for a year.. Whoops..:)

Never mind prob fixed