Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: eggedd2k on June 28, 2005, 09:43:01 am
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can't believe it - means i've gotta get a new mb and processor now!
8 beeps when i switch on with the card inserted. tried on two identical computers.
:'(
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What sort of computer?
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Some things I would check:
1) Check in the BIOS using a standard video card, and make sure the AGP options are set correctly, and disable any on-board video. Then, reinstall ArcadeVGA and see if it works.
2) Try updating to the latest BIOS for your model computer
3) The ArcadeVGA card could be defective. I would try calling Ultimarc to see if they would exchange it.
4) Go to the tech support for your motherboard, and look up the meaning of the 8-beep code. Be sure to note any pauses, or if any beeps are longer or a different tone than others.
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Very good advice there.
-Ace-
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Do you have a newer or older ArcadeVGA?
How old is the computer?
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done all that already. the computer is a good 3 years old. the arcadevga is new and ultimarc have tested it their end and works fine. the two computers that i have that have agp slots were identical and it didnt work on either.
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What's the speed of the AGP slot on the PC? What's the speed of the video card?
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What size is your power supply? Newer cards generally use more power, and manufacturers tend to use the smallest power supply they can get away with.
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What computer and or motherboard are you using.
And chipset of the motherboard if you know it.
Also, is the arcade vga the one with 1 or 2 vga ports on it?
Later,
dabone