LCD Monitor fails to display

Hi,
I recently swapped out an Epox EP-8KHA+ MB for anAsus A8V Deluxe.
I kept all my original components *including* my ATI Radeon "All in Wonder"
video card.

I am now getting an "Out of Range" box with H.Frequency *64kHz* and
V.Frequency *60.2Hz* during the initial part of the POST! Also, when
entering the BIOS, and even when entering "Safe Mode". In other words,
this is happening *only* at what I call "Low Level" (vga?) video modes.

This display problem consists of rapid vertical flipping or out of sync,
that happens early on during the POST. Later I *CAN* "see" my Drives
listing, and the Windows "Splash Screens" and Windows itself, displays just
fine at 19" Viewsonic LCD`s "native" resolution of 1280 x 1024 and 60 Hertz
refresh rate!

In fact, I have my monitor now set at 32 bit color and 75 Hertz refresh
rate, with absolutely *NO* problem displaying correctly in Windows, but
*NOT* as I have said, in any "Low Level" video mode, such as "Safe Mode" or
entering the BIOS!

This Out of sync \ Out of Range display problem did *NOT* exist with my
previous Epox MB, and only just appeared after the MB swap! In fact I had to
temporarily revert to a CRT during my initial bootup with the new MB, in
order to "see" the BIOS and complete the first MB configuration.

I originally thought that after I boot into Windows for the first time after
the MB swap and *all* the drivers had been loaded, that this problem would
disapear, however the problem remains!

I know the LCD is good, because I checked it against another PC, and it
displays correctly during *ALL* video modes, just as it did with my previous
MB before the swap!

Does any one here have any experienced insight into a problem like mine?
This has bummed me out on an otherwise flawless MB/CPU swap upgrade.

Thanks,
Matt



--
"Look, I ahhhhhh..." ~ GWBush

Mattrixx wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I recently swapped out an Epox EP-8KHA+ MB for anAsus A8V Deluxe.
> I kept all my original components *including* my ATI Radeon "All in Wonder"
> video card.
>
> I am now getting an "Out of Range" box with H.Frequency *64kHz* and
> V.Frequency *60.2Hz* during the initial part of the POST! Also, when
> entering the BIOS, and even when entering "Safe Mode". In other words,
> this is happening *only* at what I call "Low Level" (vga?) video modes.
>
> This display problem consists of rapid vertical flipping or out of sync,
> that happens early on during the POST. Later I *CAN* "see" my Drives
> listing, and the Windows "Splash Screens" and Windows itself, displays just
> fine at 19" Viewsonic LCD`s "native" resolution of 1280 x 1024 and 60 Hertz
> refresh rate!
>
> In fact, I have my monitor now set at 32 bit color and 75 Hertz refresh
> rate, with absolutely *NO* problem displaying correctly in Windows, but
> *NOT* as I have said, in any "Low Level" video mode, such as "Safe Mode" or
> entering the BIOS!
>
> This Out of sync \ Out of Range display problem did *NOT* exist with my
> previous Epox MB, and only just appeared after the MB swap! In fact I had to
> temporarily revert to a CRT during my initial bootup with the new MB, in
> order to "see" the BIOS and complete the first MB configuration.
>
> I originally thought that after I boot into Windows for the first time after
> the MB swap and *all* the drivers had been loaded, that this problem would
> disapear, however the problem remains!
>
> I know the LCD is good, because I checked it against another PC, and it
> displays correctly during *ALL* video modes, just as it did with my previous
> MB before the swap!
>
> Does any one here have any experienced insight into a problem like mine?
> This has bummed me out on an otherwise flawless MB/CPU swap upgrade.
>
> Thanks,
> Matt
>
> --
> "Look, I ahhhhhh..." ~ GWBush

did you load the via gart drivers in the hyperion package?