Author Topic: Post card results of DX58so intel board with i7-968 chip  (Read 5349 times)

Offline Mr Anderson

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Hi
I have just tested a Intel DX58SO motherboard with an i7-968 chip fitted and the results are :
Mhz   -12   +12   I/O   Aux   3.3  +5
0     ELO   4.1   4.8   0.2   0    4.8


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Can anyone help with this (ELO) part.

Offline fwilson

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Mr Anderson,

It means the voltage is LOw.  You may have to futz with the DIP switches to use the POST card on this board.  The MHZ and 3.3 volt both show zero, this indicates a basic problem with the card / motherboard interface.

-Fred
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Offline Mr Anderson

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Thanks for the reply.

Can i ask how you arried at "ELO" being low voltage.

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I have tried the changing the dip switches and get the same results as posted

Offline fwilson

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Mr Anderson,
ELO

E is for Error
LO is for Low

The joy of having 3 bits to display something.  The key to the issue is the other voltages and BUS speed displaying zero.  Try another slot?

-Fred
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Offline Mr Anderson

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Would i be right to conclued that the Motherboard is at fault? given the posted readings.

Offline fwilson

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Mr Anderson,

I would try it in another known good system to make sure the POST card isn't broken but barring that yes.  As long as you have the POST card installed in the PCI slot and the Power supply is OK there is nothing else that can be at fault.

-Fred
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Many thanks for the help, sorry for the late reply.

Offline fwilson

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