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by thechas
First, you usually get more and quicker responses to technical questions if you post them in the Technical Q&A section.
The most likely cause of the behavior your system has is that the reset CMOS jumper is in the reset position.
If not, go through the CMOS reset procedure.
I don't know about the A7V8X, but on the older A7V series motherboards, they work best if you manually set the CPU FSB and multiplier in BIOS settings.
I often have to fully clear power to get that critical firstboot so that I can set the CPU speed.
Unplug the power supply, and remove the CMOS battery for at least 1/2 hour.
Connect power and boot up.
Enter BIOS settings, and manually set the CPU speed.
Save settings, and exit.
Replace the CMOS battery before shutting the system down.
Chas
by drs_soares
I have ASUS motherboard A7V133.The motherboard has
three fans plugs.I'm plug a reverse cooler back to
cabinet wich pushing fresh air into.And also in
boot sistem starting ASUS PROBE monitoring temperature,fan and volts.The software include motherboard drive.
Good luck
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