PC won't boot. It seems to be hardware. PC crashes with what appears to be video corruption at various points in the boot process. It aint video card though coz I have tried 3 different video cards in it - and the other two are "known good".
Motherboard reports 5 volt line is 4.49volts and 5.51 volts. Allother voltages are within 0.05%. Think that might be it. Do you think I'm right?
Probably get a new 450 Watt unit today.
Dead PC - 5 volt problem?
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Thats $1000NZD Ace...AceCombat wrote:1000$ for a motherboard?!?!?!?!
According to x-rates thats $667.10 USD. (rounded up slightly) Thats still VERY expensive seeing thats about six times what we (USA) would normally pay for a motherboard.
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No point in replacing atiquated motherboard with new, antiquated motherboard...
$1000 (or more) for:
Motherboard
RAM
CPU
PSU.
Plus another $600 for a decent PCI Express GFx card.
Make it $1600...
Anyway, PSU doesn't seem to be the problem, and now the PC is booting correctly - if rather underclocked.
$1000 (or more) for:
Motherboard
RAM
CPU
PSU.
Plus another $600 for a decent PCI Express GFx card.
Make it $1600...
Anyway, PSU doesn't seem to be the problem, and now the PC is booting correctly - if rather underclocked.