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- Posted by Jay on January 14th, 2004
"°Mike°" <ZHNTPDWBLECA@fcnzzbgry.pbz> wrote in message
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I've posted all the given info presented by the software suggested.
I've eyeballed the mobo and confirmed the visual health of the capacitors.
Having (probably) lost the mobo manual in a recent housemove hardly
classifies me as out of my depth.
I may not be a Computer Scientists but Computer Architechture and hardware
were present in my degree.
I'm very capable of following written instructions.
If my PS is the cause of this then all I need know is: is there a piece of
software that can measure the output/performance of my PS. Would save me
unscrewing this one, getting another and testing CPU voltages... but if need
be then I will.
Jay
- Posted by Jay on January 14th, 2004
"ICee" <icee@nospam.invalid> wrote in message
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ok thanks.
I'll grab a PS tomorrow and try that to see if affects CPU voltages.
Jay
- Posted by °Mike° on January 14th, 2004
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 15:17:40 +1300, in
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Jay scrawled:
Hot air. You didn't even know where to look for the temperatures!
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- Posted by ICee on January 14th, 2004
Jay wrote:
Good luck!
- Posted by Jay on January 14th, 2004
"°Mike°" <ZHNTPDWBLECA@fcnzzbgry.pbz> wrote in message
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Written instructions remember 
If I knew these things I wouldn't have come to Usenet to find out.
I/O voltage 1.6
Core voltage 1.75
If I've missed/yet to find a reading them let me know which/how.
Jay
- Posted by °Mike° on January 14th, 2004
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 15:32:08 +1300, in
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Jay scrawled:
It's near impossible for somebody to give written instructions
about your particular (potential) hardware faults, across an
electronic medium. Even a competent technician would need
physical access to the machine for a complete, and proper
diagnosis.
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- Posted by Jay on January 14th, 2004
"°Mike°" <ZHNTPDWBLECA@fcnzzbgry.pbz> wrote in message
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Yes but we've moved on since then.
I asked if there was a way to check output/performance of the PS for someone
without access to electronic measuring devices.
I was told no so tomorrow I'll try another PS in the afflicted set-up and
see if that makes any change to CPU voltages.
Thanks
Jay
- Posted by Tergiversative on January 14th, 2004
Jay wrote:
That's the right thing to do ... or, you could spend hours trying to
diagnose it instead of unscrewing a few screws and disconnecting a few
connectors.
Most stores will let you return the new PS if you don't need it, and they
cost perhaps $20-30 except in the ripoff palaces.
