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I just bought an ECS 7050 motherboard and an AMD X2 5600+ and it won't boot up. Basically, my computer monitor which is an HP CRT just has a blinking orange light. What does this mean? The screen is completely blank but ALL the fans are running including the PCI-express GPU fan and the cpu fan. Here are my system specs: MOTHERBOARD: ECS 7050M-M V.2. 2960 Ios. 0 CPU: AMD X2 5600+ RAM: (2X1GB) Patriot RAM 5-5-5-12 VIDEO CARD: EVGA Nvidia 8400GS 512MB DDR2 POWER SUPPLY: Antec Neo power 650 3 +12V @19Amps per +12V.

Dec 04, 2008 GeForce >Community >Forums >NVIDIA Community >PC Components. Two days ago I bought a GeForce7050M-M Motherboard. (followed the manual to its exact. Find great deals on eBay for ecs geforce7050m-m and ford f-150. ECS GEFORCE 7050m-m v2 GeForce 7050m-m Motherboard AMD Socket am2 LAN SATA RAID.

(19*3=57amps on V-rail) SOUNDCARD: onboard HARD DRIVE: Western Digital 160GB 7200 RPM 8MB cache SATA drive DVD-ROM: Some Toshiba brand with IDE connector to the motherboard Operating system: windows xp 32-bit w/SP2 or SP3 Basically, I connected everything into the case pretty much all of the above. I don't know but the first few times it just opened up but nothing on the computer monitor and the orange blinking light on the computer monitor. Josh Groban Closer Rar here. Then the 3rd time it started to smoke.

But I turned off the PSU immediately and was able to MAYBE save the motherboard from frying out. I do notice that the motherboard has a 20 pin ATX connector and 4 pins with a sticker that says 'do not remove'. Unfortunately, I DID remove it and stuck the 24 pin from the Antec to the entire 24 pin. Was I NOT supposed to do this? Is my motherboard pretty much gone at this point?

I've tried many things at my disposal including clearing the CMOS pin for 10 min., using 1 stick of RAM, using the onboard video, etc. Not sure what to do at this point. Whether to cry out loud or purchase an AMD platform ASUS Motherboard. Any suggestions will be appreciated!

You may have had a wrong connector from the power supply to the motherboard. The sticker is to alert the people with old 20 pin power supplies which way their atx connector will fit in the 24 pin cluster. No problem there. You can't force it; it only fits one way.

My best uneducated guess is that some other connector was wrong. Don't feel bad; I placed a floppy connector with one pin position off, and got smoke also; fried a cable select wire and had to throw it away. I saved everything else. Here's my suggestion; place the board out of the case on a non conductive surface such as a cardboard box or phonebook. If your power supply cables won't reach the motherboard; remove the ps from the case. Use only the cpu/heatsink, one stick of memory, and video (onboard or separate card).