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| Advocatus Diaboli Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Home of the world's greatest race...
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Long story short, my dad's computer fried early this morning. I'm gonna have to replaced some parts, I know, but what I have no idea. From what he said, it sounds like the ATX molex "bonded" with the motherboard so I'm guessing a new power supply and an AMD Athlon XP board at the bare minimum. Hopefully nothing else got fried but I forsee having to buy a new cpu, RAM, and video card, too. So, if you've got some parts laying around that you don't need, let me know. It'll be a few weeks before I travel home again so I'm not in a big rush to get the parts yet. Gotta find out what I'm gonna need. Rob EDIT: Guess I should list what I might be looking for... Abit NF-7S ver 2.0 AMD Athlon XP cpu, around 2400+ UltraProducts modular PSU Around PC-2700 RAM ATi 9000 Pro or better
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| Apex Tech God | well, you cant be carrying to light then - take nearly a whole computer with you - obvious parts like a case/cards/drive may not be faulty. To save you some parts it may even be wise to take a test rig with you to try the parts - see if they still function.
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| Hell's Editor | that happened to a friend of mine with a Biostar AMD board, the PSU basically melted the ATX plug and connector on both the PSU and m/b we just cleaned out the crap on the mb, replaced the PSU, and it has been working fine since... but, yeah, bring basically anything you can, its probably the PSU or m/b, but bring whatever you can just in case its something random like the ram or a video card or something.. ive had HDDs that make me think my computer is dead, and then as soon as i unplug them from the PSU, it boots up fine. |
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