22 Feb 2009 at 17:54 #1 jammir jammir Associate Joined 11 Feb 2007 Posts 1,699 Location London / Essex no picture nothing bar this code on the MB led
22 Feb 2009 at 19:06 #2 Diggsy Diggsy Soldato Joined 31 Aug 2007 Posts 4,860 I could be wrong, but IIRC the 9.0 error normally means an RMA is needed. Google Abit bios error 9.0 and see for yourself.
I could be wrong, but IIRC the 9.0 error normally means an RMA is needed. Google Abit bios error 9.0 and see for yourself.
22 Feb 2009 at 22:03 #3 BUFF BUFF Soldato Joined 23 May 2006 Posts 2,883 Location Glasgow need more info - full spec, whether it's a new build that won't start, existing build that used to work but no longer etc. 9.0. is generally either BIOS (corrupt, unsupported CPU etc.) or power (inadequate/failing PSU, short etc.) related.
need more info - full spec, whether it's a new build that won't start, existing build that used to work but no longer etc. 9.0. is generally either BIOS (corrupt, unsupported CPU etc.) or power (inadequate/failing PSU, short etc.) related.
23 Feb 2009 at 07:06 #4 jammir jammir Associate OP Joined 11 Feb 2007 Posts 1,699 Location London / Essex its a "b-grade" from ocuk just done a test run with E6600 1gb ddr2 and a 7600gt wasnt in a case psu was corsair 620w
its a "b-grade" from ocuk just done a test run with E6600 1gb ddr2 and a 7600gt wasnt in a case psu was corsair 620w
23 Feb 2009 at 13:07 #5 BUFF BUFF Soldato Joined 23 May 2006 Posts 2,883 Location Glasgow assuming that you don't have a short I'm going to guess probably a corrupted BIOS. Do you have anything that you can hot flash in?
assuming that you don't have a short I'm going to guess probably a corrupted BIOS. Do you have anything that you can hot flash in?