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I think I found a motherboard to try this in. Right now it has a XP 2600 in it, are semprons usable in most AMD XP motherboards? The person who has it thinks it's a abit or a msi, but isn't sure. Oh well, guess all I can do is try...
I updated the BIOS the other night, no real effect. Anyone know anything about motherboards grounding out? I think I might remove it from the case and see what happens.
I googled and found that as well. It did run for a little bit longer with that set, but still shut down on me (and corrupted my system hive file...).
Though I'm fairly confident it isn't the RAM, I might try removing it. Newegg doesn't sell this processor as retail and it's been past 30...
I'm having a little trouble with this system:
Antec True380
CD Burner
WD 40GB 8mb cache IDE
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro
Epox 8k9a7i
AMD Sempron 2200+
2xcrucial DDR3200 512mb
It seems to work absolutely fine as long as I set the CPU clock to 100~107. If I set it higher than that the computer...
Place the drive in a external usb enclosure (http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-146-030&depa=0) and plug it in after the computer boots up. I managed to fix a problem with one of my drives that way.
I was just told that the guy who handles backups quit and I'm needed to get some files back. I've used Backup Exec a little years ago, but it looks nothing like 9.1 (what we're currently running). From what I can tell he did full backups once a month and differential daily. (so far so good...
Thank You! The RAM is unregistered....now I need to find some to replace it. I wish I could grab some out of the servers, but that won't be possible until late tonight...
I still think it should beep, but if this fixes it then who am I to argue. Thanks again.
It's always in the details...
Still doesn't boot (or at least not visually, no video display onboard or PCI card). I left it disconnected, w/o battery, for a few days and reset the cmos. Still nothing. Would a bad CPU cause something like this? Seems highly unlikely I have 2 bad Opterons...
Those are really nice pieces of furniture. When I showed the person in charge of funding this they said 'This looks really expensive' and then proceeded to show me things like this:
http://www.globalcomputer.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=123073&CatId=209
Obviously both...