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Stupidgoon
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is my motherboard toasty ?

for around a year ive been running a Slot-A Athlon 850 on an Abit KA7 mobo, with minimal problems. so the other day i power up the ole pc .. and the monitor stay in suspend, but my power light, drive light, and cd rom lights are all on and the OS doesnt load .its just sits there... so im like ok what the hell. power down, power on and its ok so i think nothing of it. well it persistantly got worse .. now with the 850 in there, it either doesnt POST, or if it actually does, when it goes to boot Win2k Prof it starts the boot then blammo, monitor suspends and all the lights stay on. so im thinking ok my processor is fried, so i pop it out and put it in the other machine in the house, and put its 550 in mine. 850 runs fine on pc2, and pc1 posts fine with the 550, EXCEPT when i go into bios, when i exit bios, suspend/lights again.

any clues? this machine is a dual-boot setup with Win 2k Prof / Mandrake Linux and none of the components are over a year old ... only thing i can think of at this point is mobo .. or is it possible my power supply is flaking and not pushing enough to power the 850?

suggestions welcome !

thanks!

05-01-2002 10:55 PM
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Stupidgoon
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oops wrong forum

posting under mobo forum, sorry.

05-01-2002 11:04 PM
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