Silkroad Online Forums

Well, this morning i woke up and found out that my computer was turned off, and i always leave it on over night doing something. I thought it was weird, so i went to tunr it on, and to my surprise, the monitor wont boot up . The computer turns on, all fans and lights activate, and start up, however the computer will not POST (Beep) and an error comes up on my monitor saying:

Signal: No signal
Connection: Connected

Which means that it can read that it is connected, but does not register that the computer is actually on and running and therefore not getting the signal. Since my computer doesnt even POST, im assuimng it is an mother board problem. Does anyone know if it is fixable or do i just plain need a new motherboard....

Ive already tried fiddling with the graphix card, which does nothing but make my monitor lose connection and regain connection when i take it in and out. Please help

Update: well it seems i fried my CPU, and now i need a new one. Any suggestions for good cheap ones?

chech ALL ur conections. And getting on msn would prolly help as well

haha i just sent u a pm, we have so much to talk about, check ur pms nub

Well i discovered the problem is likely my CPU....not the MB, so, anyone got some good ideas for a new CPU? on a budget lol

get the one in the comp u are using right now

Vindicator wrote:Well i discovered the problem is likely my CPU....not the MB, so, anyone got some good ideas for a new CPU? on a budget lol

CPUs have to "fit" in the Motherboard. Most likely you will get something similar, if not identical, to the one you have now.

Fat_Smurf wrote:get the one in the comp u are using right now

This comp isnt mine...although it is a good idea

dom wrote:

Vindicator wrote:Well i discovered the problem is likely my CPU....not the MB, so, anyone got some good ideas for a new CPU? on a budget lol

CPUs have to "fit" in the Motherboard. Most likely you will get something similar, if not identical, to the one you have now.

ya....now that i think of it...it was a pretty stupid question....

Whew my PC froze up, I turned it off and it wouldn't post.

It made me think about your situation and got me really worried. Turns out one of my cold cathodes somehow shattered in my case, and I had plastic shards everywhere - a quick pull of the CMOS jumper and I was back in action.