I am not sure on this one. I went through quite a few trying to find a good one. I think this was one that was doa, which most seemed to be, when I was buying them.What killed your board?
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I am not sure on this one. I went through quite a few trying to find a good one. I think this was one that was doa, which most seemed to be, when I was buying them.What killed your board?
I am not sure on this one. I went through quite a few trying to find a good one. I think this was one that was doa, which most seemed to be, when I was buying them.
The proper Clear CMOS recovery. Not to be confused with a Normal CMOS Clear.
You can not use a USB keyboard for this procedure. You must use a PS2 keyboard.
You will need your manual to find the jumpers that must be changed.
If you skip or miss any step you must start again since the results will not be valid.
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Remove power from the rig by pulling the plug or switching the PSU off.
Move the PC Speaker jumper to the ON position.
Remove the Battery.
Move the CMOS jumper to CLEAR.
Press the Start Button on the case or motherboard to drain the capacitors.
You may leave the board in this condition for as long as it takes to clear the CMOS. If a short 30 second clear or a 15 minute clear doesn't work, try an 8 hour clear.
Plug in a PS2 Keyboard.
Put one stick of RAM in the slot marked DIMM2.
Move the CMOS jumper to Normal.
Replace the Battery.
Press and hold the Insert Key on the Keyboard.
Apply power to the rig by plugging the power in or using the switch on the PSU.
Press the Start Button to power the rig up.
When you hear the BEEP, release the Insert Key and press the Delete Key on the Keyboard.
Once you enter the BIOS set the DATE and TIME then Load Optimized Defaults.
Save and Exit.
Enter the BIOS again and set it up the way you want for your particular rig.
It has been sitting for a long time. I will have to get a cpu to try it again. I sold all of my old stuff to funsoul.
ThE_MaD_ShOt, I used to work at a Chevy dealer, detailing cars when I was 16, those SS Monte Carlos we so cool when they were around.
is that a grand national?
You want retro?
This is retro http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/AMD--ADVANCED-MICRO-DEVICES-/83-8384-S1
Well, the retro AMD rig I wanted to get is pretty dead. It showed no signs of life at all, so it's now going to the county's computer boneyard.
Come on Silver. Make it cry for mercy! The Team needs you. LOL
You want retro?
This is retro http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/AMD--ADVANCED-MICRO-DEVICES-/83-8384-S1