Chassis Intrusion!

Matt7613 · 29 Apr 2007 at 09:02

Hey Guys,

My Case, has a Chassis intrusion thing on it which connected to my mobo. Now I am not using this case and my Mobo (Asus P5LD2-VM-DH) is always coming up with "Chassis Intrusion", when I turn on.

I have been into the BIOS Manual there is nothing there for to disable it, at all. I heard people say put a cap or jumper whatever you would like to call it, on top of the pins.

What can I do?

- Matt

WJA96 · 29 Apr 2007 at 10:50

I'm not saying you're not looking hard enough, but the bottom of Page 1-31 in the manual shows you how to jumper the Chassis intrusion pins so it stays quiet.

WJA96 · 29 Apr 2007 at 11:06

As a matter of interest - have you tried overclocking that board as it looks to have a good range of overclocking features?

Matt7613 · 29 Apr 2007 at 14:52

Thanks, i'll look for that

Ermm, overclocking isn't to good. It shows loads of Features for overclocking in the manual, but there actually in the BIOS. I just use the reset settings for overclocking, which takes my 3.4GHZ Pentium D, to 3.8GHZ with 900MHZ FSB.

-Matt

Matt7613 · 29 Apr 2007 at 22:26

Where did you read this Manual btw?

And where can I get caps from?

WJA96 · 29 Apr 2007 at 22:36

Matt7613 said:
Where did you read this Manual btw?

http://dlsvr05.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/socket775/P5LD2-VM DH/e2978_p5ld2-vm_dh.pdf

Page 1-33 (sorry I said 1-31 before, terrible memory)

Matt7613 said:
And where can I get caps from?

You mean jumpers? Big high street electrical shops? I quite often pinch them from the back of old HDD or SATA HDD that don't really need them.

Darg · 30 Apr 2007 at 15:43

Spot of solder if you dont plan on using it again? Bend the pins together then add a drop of solder onto the top to keep them touching.

mr optimistic · 30 Apr 2007 at 20:47

jumpers

if you have any old cd/dvd players or ide hard drives then they will have jumpers which may fit