Abit NF7 Motherboard . . . .
04 April 2003, 08:47 AM
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Anyone else got one ? What are the little LED's on the board for ?
There are 2 near the front panel connectors, one is showing green and one red when the machine is on. What do they mean ? Tried RTFM to no avail
There are 2 near the front panel connectors, one is showing green and one red when the machine is on. What do they mean ? Tried RTFM to no avail
04 April 2003, 09:52 AM
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have a mooch around the bios ..
Sorry, can't help too much - I only know this much as an asus board I built for someone had the same led's.....
Steve
Sorry, can't help too much - I only know this much as an asus board I built for someone had the same led's.....
Steve
04 April 2003, 10:14 AM
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Can't see anything wrong. Anything in particular I should check ?
AGP Fast writes are enabled, AGP speed is set to Auto. AGP freq hasn't been changed.
The red light comes on before I even switch on. As soon as power is supplied to the board on it comes.
AGP Fast writes are enabled, AGP speed is set to Auto. AGP freq hasn't been changed.
The red light comes on before I even switch on. As soon as power is supplied to the board on it comes.
04 April 2003, 02:26 PM
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Turns out that the red LED lights when a power source is connected to the board, while the green LED lights when the system is powered up. So no problem at all 
04 April 2003, 05:18 PM
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I thought that the light were for incase you tried plugging the wrong voltage agp card in (3.3v over 1.5v?) and it indicates to you that its incorrect (and saves you a few pennies 
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