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bitor · 01-09-2008, 08:08 PM

Hello read all the trouble you are having and thought I'd give a little input. First before you start touching anything discharge your body on a ground or use a ground strap. Check to make sure you are orientating the CPU in the socket properly. Make sure the CPU is seated property. Make sure the CPU's fan/heat sink is running and installed before booting. Take out and re-seat the RAM a few times. Disconnect power supply cord and press power button to discharge unit then plug back in then reboot.

I hope this helps, feel free to correct anything here guys.

bitor

01-09-2008, 08:08 PM	#8
bitor Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: USA Posts: 257	Re: bricked 4200 Hello read all the trouble you are having and thought I'd give a little input. First before you start touching anything discharge your body on a ground or use a ground strap. Check to make sure you are orientating the CPU in the socket properly. Make sure the CPU is seated property. Make sure the CPU's fan/heat sink is running and installed before booting. Take out and re-seat the RAM a few times. Disconnect power supply cord and press power button to discharge unit then plug back in then reboot. I hope this helps, feel free to correct anything here guys. bitor