Okay, I recently switched out my motherboard and processor
I went from a socket 754 with an Athlon 3000 to a Socket AM2 with an Athlon 4800
Unfortunately, I had to buy a new video card in order to switch out the parts, so the cheapest thing in PCI-E I could find was an X300 Radeon [I didn't have the time to wait for online shipping]
Anyways...I set everything up..everything is running fine..but I have one problem
When I am about to use my computer, first I turn on my monitor, and it says "no signal"
Then I turn on my computer, and it says no signal..
Then the signal kicks in...right around the time the first post [before it loads Windows]
I have a problem with this, one, because it seems slow, and two, because I have to press the "Delete" key before hand [with no signal] if I want to bios...and since there is no signal for the first 5 or 10 seconds, I can't really see my boot up information..
This never happened with my old 754 motherboard and AGP card
I went from a socket 754 with an Athlon 3000 to a Socket AM2 with an Athlon 4800
Unfortunately, I had to buy a new video card in order to switch out the parts, so the cheapest thing in PCI-E I could find was an X300 Radeon [I didn't have the time to wait for online shipping]
Anyways...I set everything up..everything is running fine..but I have one problem
When I am about to use my computer, first I turn on my monitor, and it says "no signal"
Then I turn on my computer, and it says no signal..
Then the signal kicks in...right around the time the first post [before it loads Windows]
I have a problem with this, one, because it seems slow, and two, because I have to press the "Delete" key before hand [with no signal] if I want to bios...and since there is no signal for the first 5 or 10 seconds, I can't really see my boot up information..
This never happened with my old 754 motherboard and AGP card