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museeuw · 04-17-2005, 09:49 AM

Flaming lips!!!

I read this option somewhere on Anandtech forums and tried it out:

This person had the same problem and did the following:

Set the EZ_Selector to Single, but don't push it down in the clips again. This way the selector has an angle of about 30° opposite to the motherboard.

I've tried this out and guess what: My system is up and running with Graphics at PCI Express at 16x. Unbelievable .

The problem is, when I leave the card like this I'm affraid it'll fall out when I put my case in normal position. Maybe I could use some tape on it.

This is quite weard!! Asus has for sure some issues with this EZ_Selector. As I'm not alone in this situation. According to others on Anandtech Forums. I'm VERY sure I didn't mess with the Selector BEFORE I got the "System failed VGA test" error.

Greetz to you all!

04-17-2005, 09:49 AM	#11 (permalink)
museeuw Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 7 OS: XP Pro SP2	Flaming lips!!! I read this option somewhere on Anandtech forums and tried it out: This person had the same problem and did the following: Set the EZ_Selector to Single, but don't push it down in the clips again. This way the selector has an angle of about 30° opposite to the motherboard. I've tried this out and guess what: My system is up and running with Graphics at PCI Express at 16x. Unbelievable . The problem is, when I leave the card like this I'm affraid it'll fall out when I put my case in normal position. Maybe I could use some tape on it. This is quite weard!! Asus has for sure some issues with this EZ_Selector. As I'm not alone in this situation. According to others on Anandtech Forums. I'm VERY sure I didn't mess with the Selector BEFORE I got the "System failed VGA test" error. Greetz to you all!