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Bad MOBO

Postby Saxdaddy » Sun Dec 11, 2011 9:48 pm

I've been through the posts and the wealth of info in the forum archives, but no matter what I try it appears that my socket 7 mobo has died. Did the video card shuffle. No numbers loc light at start up no beep from the speaker clipped to the leads. No screen ever. I've got a bud in town that's a EE from Purdue, that's trying to help me out, but his conclusion is pretty much the same. So anybody that's sitting on a "stash" of socket 7 300 Mhz. mobos, it's time to share the wealth. Also, I'm very grateful for the info available on this forum. I don't have much knowledge that I can contribute to others with busted d8b's, but the info here has sure saved my bacon more than a few times. Thanks everybody.
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Re: Bad MOBO

Postby Phil.c » Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:26 pm

Got mine from Mackie a few years ago but I don't know if there's any left!

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Re: Bad MOBO

Postby Saxdaddy » Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:02 am

I will try them tomorrow. Also, in my previous post I said I needed a socket 7 board. Wrong! I need a socket 370 board.
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Re: Bad MOBO

Postby Saxdaddy » Mon Jan 02, 2012 6:23 am

Got a new mobo from S&X. Now on to other issues.
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