Did I burn up my processor?
May 28, 2006 | 10:12 AM
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From: Portland, Oregon
Asus and Deere are worthy power supplies.
Kingston or Corsair are also worthy.
In the case of this problem ... it's either the power supply or a capacitor on the mother board that appears to interrmittenly failed.
Kingston or Corsair are also worthy.
In the case of this problem ... it's either the power supply or a capacitor on the mother board that appears to interrmittenly failed.
Jun 4, 2006 | 07:45 PM
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From: thunder bay, ontario
Originally Posted by Jimmeh
It also didn't help that I put the RAM in backwards.
with 184 pin?!?... you must of pushed REAL hard on that module... I've found it nearly impossible to put in those modules backwards with the 3 separated pin sections. however.. older 168 pin modules are a different story... did that only once and I had to push really hard for it to click in. luckily no damage ensued.[/threadjack]
Jun 4, 2006 | 07:51 PM
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From: Montana USA
Originally Posted by green91runner
[threadjack]
with 184 pin?!?... you must of pushed REAL hard on that module... I've found it nearly impossible to put in those modules backwards with the 3 separated pin sections. however.. older 168 pin modules are a different story... did that only once and I had to push really hard for it to click in. luckily no damage ensued.
[/threadjack]
with 184 pin?!?... you must of pushed REAL hard on that module... I've found it nearly impossible to put in those modules backwards with the 3 separated pin sections. however.. older 168 pin modules are a different story... did that only once and I had to push really hard for it to click in. luckily no damage ensued.[/threadjack]
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