Ecs a790gxm-ad3 - video

fabinho171 · 17 de janeiro de 2010

Existe alguma manha para ativar o video onboard desta placa??

Quando entro na BIOS, ele só me da as opções PCI e PCI-E... não tem onboard...

Já tentei arrancar minha placa off board ( GF8600 GTS ) para ver se a placa iniciava com a onboard... mas não aconteceu nada...

Nandson · 18 de janeiro de 2010

Já tentou "zerar a BIOS" amigo?

Abraços

fabinho171 · 18 de janeiro de 2010

Você diz resetar a bios??

Já tentei arrancar a placa e resetar a bios posteriormente, não mudou...

A placa, inclusive, tem um botaozinho na parte traseira que é RESET CMOS mas não adiantou;...

Gabriel ITA · 24 de janeiro de 2010

aqui foi so ligar ela com o conector de video dela ligado no monitor e sem placa no slot pci express 16x e pronto, ligo na onboard...

Ramon Neves · 24 de janeiro de 2010

É mais um problema com essa placa!! oh plaquinha!!rsrs

Amigo tenta colocar como a opção PCI para ver se o video aparece!!

Nandson · 24 de janeiro de 2010

fabinho171

Não deixe de postar se sua duvida foi resolvida amigo.

abraços.

fabinho171 · 24 de janeiro de 2010

Ainda não tive sucesso. Eu abri uma ocorrencia na ECS e eles me deram algumas orientações que eu ainda não tentei.

Fábio Radicchi belotto Posted : GMT 2010/01/19 22:24:33 I am not able to activate my motherboard onboard video (RANDEON 3300).

Checking the motherboard manual, at page "31" - Advanced Chipset Setup, the manual shows me the following options :

Internal Graphics Mode

GFX Clock Override

Share Memory Size

Init Display First

HDMI Audio

DCT Unganged Mode.

But, when i check my bios setup, it does not show me options related to DISPLAY, i only have DCT Unganged and Init Display First .

I need some help to discover why i cant activate my onboard video.

Ps : I already tried to reset my cmos memory ( using the "CLEAR CMOS BUTTON" ).

ECS Support(USA) Posted : GMT 2010/01/22 00:29:12 Dear Valued Customer,

These options are only for Onboard video, so if you are using external PCIE card the options will not apply.

Since your are using a NVIDIA VGA card your onboard video gets disable.

However if you are trying to use multiple display you need to use an ATI card to use onboard and external graphics. But even when using ATI external VGA the options that you mention, will not be available, since they are only for onboard video.

Thank you

Fábio Radicchi belotto Posted : GMT 2010/01/22 01:44:47 I took off my GFORCE card, then i pluged my monitor to the onboard vga, then i pressed the CLEAR CMOS BUTTON.

I try to turn on my PC, but i have no video signal.

There is any other way?.

ECS Support(USA) Posted : GMT 2010/01/23 00:59:53 Dear Valued Customer,

Please try to reseat all you components and see if that help you solve the issue.

If not, then follow the following procedure.

1. CLEAR THE CMOS. Use the CLEAR CMOS jumper JP1. Please check manual for instructions. (Some of the new model may include external button for this option) After you cleared the CMOS please put the JP1 back in the “NORMAL” position.

2. Just connect the CPU, one module of memory and VGA (onboard or external) and the power Supply (make sure both the 24pin and the 8 pin ATX connectors are connected properly). Please make sure that both the CPU, memories are working separately, and that they are compatible. Keep the HDD, CDROM, floppy drives and any additional PCI card disconnected from the board and the power supply and then see if you are just getting a POST.

3. Turn ON the power. You should get a POST (Power on Self Test) screen.

4. You can first take steps 1, 2 and 3. And then if there is NO POST, take the motherboard out of the tower-case, and do steps 1, 2, 3. And make sure to reseat all of the components, i.e. the CPU, Memory, VGA, and the power supply connection as well. And rest the motherboard on top of the ANTISTATIC foam it came with. To turn on the power on the board, use the red power button that comes integrated on the board (Include only on some of the new models) if your model does not have it, use a screwdriver to connect the two Power pins on the front panel header momentarily. This will turn on the power for the motherboard. Also please use an ordinary PCI VGA card and see if the board is responding, while the board is outside the tower case.

Quando eu tiver outra novidade, comunico.