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11-24-2004, 09:06 AM
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PLEASE HELP I think I fried my mobo!!
I just installed a new motherboard 2 weeks ago and now I think it's bad. I bought a new 300GB IDE Seagate harddrive last night and installed it. I went into windows(I have windows installed on another drive) and was formatting the new drive and windows locked up. So I hit the reset button and now the mobo won't even post. I unplugged the new drive just in case and still nothing.
Thanks,
Ed
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11-24-2004, 09:57 AM
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Wow, you fried your mobo without even OCing it...Nice
How much juice(watts) does a 300GB harddrive need ??!!
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11-24-2004, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by perkam
Wow, you fried your mobo without even OCing it...Nice
How much juice(watts) does a 300GB harddrive need ??!!
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Check my sig. That's what I was running.
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-24-2004, 10:13 AM
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Boy was I wrong !! So I guess it ultimately gave in, though with your 2 Powerstreams, its probably not the fault of your new hard drive. (you running servers or something??)
BTW, how much did all of that COST !!!
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11-24-2004, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by perkam
Boy was I wrong !! So I guess it ultimately gave in, though with your 2 Powerstreams, its probably not the fault of your new hard drive. (you running servers or something??)
BTW, how much did all of that COST !!!
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Never really added the total cost up. I use it for my home theater that's why I have all the hard drive space for movies, music, etc.
Any suggestions
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-24-2004, 10:47 AM
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So I guess you should test your PSUs to see if they're all working. You should pray its a PSU problem. From what I hear, OCZ RMA is the best.
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11-24-2004, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by pc ice
i installed a new hdd lst week and as soon as i hit the power button..bam psu poped..dead to the world now all from 1 added hdd..
wierd stuff can happen.
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Wow that's crazy, I checked that and both PSU's seem to be working.
I just can't imagine that I fried my mobo just from this, I mean I even put everything back to stock before I put it in.
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-24-2004, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by perkam
So I guess you should test your PSUs to see if they're all working. You should pray its a PSU problem. From what I hear, OCZ RMA is the best.
Perkam
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OCZ RMA is the best. I had to RMA some ram, ram ran at rated speed just wouldn't overclock that well, and they are extremely fast and nice.
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-24-2004, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by pc ice
ocz is excelent indeed..with top notch tech support.and they have already proven to stand by there product. here's for ocz
but you'r mobo problem was probly a freak thing..mabey the board was going to die any way's hdd probly had little to do with it..
can you rma the mobo.
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No cause I droop modded it  That's why I am bummed out if it is the mobo. It's only 2 weeks old
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-24-2004, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by pc ice
i installed a new hdd lst week and as soon as i hit the power button..bam psu poped..dead to the world now all from 1 added hdd..
wierd stuff can happen.
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You were right about weird stuff happening!!! I tried a different mobo, memory, PSU, CPU and finally GPU and still nothing. Turns out somehow my DVI cable isn't working cause I plugged a VGA cable in and BOOOOYA!!
Spent 2 hours on something stupid  Oh well I would rather replace a DVI cable than a mobo or anything else
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920 DO @ 4015Mhz 191X21 1.280Vcore HT on, Speedstep, Energy Saver and all other settings enabled!!
MCP600--Dangerden heatercore--Apogee GTZ--Weapon heatercore back to the pump with a T-line. All fans are 120mm Sanyo Denki San ace's--Temps between 56-61C 
Asrock X58 Xtreme, 6GB Corsair XMS3 1530Mhz 8-8-8-24 1.639V, QPI-3441Mhz, NB-3441Mhz, VTT-1.27, CPU PLL-1.82
Evga 260 Superclocked
Corsair 620HX PSU
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
8 Seagate internal HD's totalling 2.5TB, Need to consolidate to fewer larger drives!!
2 Seagate external HD's also totalling 2.5TB's
The Original CM Stacker Case
Heatware
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11-25-2004, 03:41 AM
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I have a stack of dead motherboards beside my comp desk..
All intel..none amd :/
I've had an IC7, an IS7, Epox 4pca3+ rev2.0 All die in my current rig.. for no
apparent reason, it's possibly just the bios chip been faulty in each..
unsure.
Sucks though
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