PC WILL BOOT BUT NO DISPLAY
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, Jan 18 2006 05:15 PM
#31
Posted 20 January 2006 - 02:42 PM
#32
Posted 20 January 2006 - 08:42 PM
While I still think the cpu is the problem, I doubt the problem is caused by a missing pin. The 939 socket cpu has several pins missing by design. Check the picture below for a comparison - the 939 socket cpu is the one of the right :
Warriorscot - I forgot to mention in my last PM to you what the long beeps mean. According to the manual, continuous long beeps signifies a DRAM error. However, as the system won't beep at all now with all the ram removed, I suspect this may not the problem, or at least, not the only problem!
Warriorscot - I forgot to mention in my last PM to you what the long beeps mean. According to the manual, continuous long beeps signifies a DRAM error. However, as the system won't beep at all now with all the ram removed, I suspect this may not the problem, or at least, not the only problem!
#33
Posted 20 January 2006 - 10:13 PM
#34
Posted 20 January 2006 - 10:57 PM
Ah. Ok I take back everything I said in my last post!
Well, at least you've been able to confirm that the problem is definately the cpu!
Re. the warranty - look at it this way, the cpu is shot to sh*t. Return it under warranty. The worst that can happen is that they refuse to replace it. Either way, you can't lose & if you're lucky, you'll get a replacement.
Well, at least you've been able to confirm that the problem is definately the cpu!
Re. the warranty - look at it this way, the cpu is shot to sh*t. Return it under warranty. The worst that can happen is that they refuse to replace it. Either way, you can't lose & if you're lucky, you'll get a replacement.
#35
Posted 20 January 2006 - 11:32 PM
Yea thanks for all the help again. I dont want to deal with the hassle and doing the warranty thing so i put it on eBay. I actually got a bid on it even though I advised it is shot. Im am looking into the next model up now the 3700+. I think this time I will get some type of service replacement plan.
#36
Posted 21 January 2006 - 06:47 AM
Well you would be better at least trying the warranty, then you can always sell a good chip on ebay and get the money for it as an unopened cpu.
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