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22nd Sep 2009, 17:33
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I need a good but under $110 motherboard for my exe-purity case
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#2
24th Sep 2009, 11:38
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What processor do you have?
What RAM are you using? How many sticks of RAM do you have? How many graphics cards do you have? Need a few details before we can get you a recommendation mate |
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25th Sep 2009, 06:41
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got 512mgb of ram 2 sticks of it and pentium 4
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#4
25th Sep 2009, 07:58
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How old is your system? Pentium 4 comes on 2 different sockets.
Judging by the low amount it'll be DDR and the age of the motherboard makes it a bit pricey to replace. Probably a better investment to get a new computer.. |
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25th Sep 2009, 13:57
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3 Sockets if my memory serves me correctly
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#6
25th Sep 2009, 14:00
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Well bugger me, you're right
OP, can you tell us whether you have a Socket 423, 478 or 775 Pentium 4 please? The free application CPU-Z will let you know. No install required either. |
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#7
25th Sep 2009, 18:28
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idk I bought just a case and need a motherboard for it so idk what it takes right now I have a motherboard from my sony vaio in it and when I turn it on all my lights for my fans and power supplie flash then it all goes out and nothing works then if I wait 30 seconds and try again it does the same think any ideas? it did the the same thing with me old motheboard I had in it also
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#8
26th Sep 2009, 01:40
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That might be a grounding issue or a broken power supply. Have you got another system with which you can test the components?
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#9
26th Sep 2009, 04:58
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yah tested them and they work and I tryed diffrent pwoer supplies and nothing seems to help even when I tried a diffrent motherboard it did the same thing and every part is the same as when I took it ouit of the sony viao
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#10
26th Sep 2009, 09:19
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Aren't Vaio's all laptops?
That might be your problem. A normal PSU may not have the voltage settings that are used in laptop components |
