From a friend of mine who buys comp's parts in the hundreds per month
he said, Asus I believe it was Soyo are good. *Not sure on the Soyo*
Sorry nothing more specific...but I can ask if you like?
Femme
Roger Sherman wrote:
Hey Terry...
Yep, just did that. Stripped it down to the bare
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I think Damian is on the right track with the RAM replacement approach.
If you could get a known good ram module, you might be able to make
some progress in your diagnosis.
I assume that your bios is at it's defaults and you haven't make any
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 06:05, Roger Sherman wrote:
If it's no trouble, yeah, that would be great! He sounds like quite
the authority. I did see Soyo on the recommended list...I can't
remember, I think they might have had onboard sound, and I'm
determined to use my SB Live
Well, I'm
I post to a msg board that sometimes sees 1000 posts a day :)
No its no trouble, most on the board are geeks/IT guys/Kids playing
quake too.
This guy is a very smart man whom I trust for HW recommendations
I will see what I dig up from his brain ;p
Roger Sherman wrote:
On Tue, 19 Mar
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Roger Sherman wrote:
Sorry to address this to the list, but I'm at my wits end, and it's either
this, or find a service center or something to fix this problem for me,
and after building this PC, I really don't have the money.
I built a PC about two 1/2 months ago
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Bill Spatz wrote:
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Sorry to address this to the list
On Monday 18 March 2002 07:28 am, Roger Sherman wrote:
Sorry to address this to the list, but I'm at my wits end, and it's
either this, or find a service center or something to fix this
problem for me, and after building this PC, I really don't have the
money.
First try re-seating
] OT - PC building help
Sorry to address this to the list, but I'm at my wits end, and it's either
this, or find a service center or something to fix this problem for me,
and after building this PC, I really don't have the money.
I built a PC about two 1/2 months ago (my first attempt
Roger Sherman wrote:
Sorry to address this to the list, but I'm at my wits end, and it's either
this, or find a service center or something to fix this problem for me,
and after building this PC, I really don't have the money.
I built a PC about two 1/2 months ago (my first attempt at
just thought i would add my two cents...
i run an abit bp6 dual machine.
it is very stable now that i removed my piece of #$$% HP cd burner.
but, while i was fighting with it, i had some similar weird symptoms you
mention, like if i edited the bios settings, generally the machine would hang
Roger Sherman wrote:
well IMO I've built several PC's you have a definite problem.
If I may ask, is that the old case Powersupply that came with it?
I know you said you swapped PW's, but...how big is that PW? 250 watts
won't cut it. Get the biggest you can afford this is one area in PC's
Hey Terry...
Yep, just did that. Stripped it down to the bare motherboard, reseated the
CPU, RAM, vid card...reconnected the power switch, reset switch, etc. Then
I tried starting it up, with basically nothing but the vid card attatched,
and it still exhibited the same boot problem, so I
On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 08:58, Roger Sherman wrote:
I had a similar problem with my laptop after upgrading the RAM. Be sure that
your RAM is fully and securely seated in their slots.
Bill
Thanks Bill...I actually had to take a great deal of care with the
RAM...this board seems
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