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| I broke down and bought all new components from amazon and newegg. I tested a few of the old ones on my new motherboard. Couple of weird results. 1) no video signal from my old video card, though the new computer would power on and boot. 2) new computer would not boot and wouldn't even stay powered on with my old secondary hdd attached. The primary hdd still works fine, as does the old soundcard.
As such, i have an extra CPU and four sticks of DDR2 ram circa 2007 that I don't need anymore, does anyone want them? If you or someone you know can actually use them, I'll mail them for free. Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 Conroe 2.4GHz LGA 775 CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) CORSAIR XMS2 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Everything else went to the recycling center today. |
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Will a failing power supply destroy the rest of your system? by 09/13/2011, 6:54pm PDT  Most likely your mobo and power supply are dead. The rest is OK. NT by 09/13/2011, 8:38pm PDT Probably this NT by 09/13/2011, 9:23pm PDT Suspected as much by 09/14/2011, 5:00am PDT Connect the components one by one to a functioning computer and verify them NT by 09/14/2011, 6:51am PDT I would but... by 09/14/2011, 7:22pm PDT Not in my experience by 09/14/2011, 5:38pm PDT Re: Will a failing power supply destroy the rest of your system? by 09/15/2011, 2:55am PDT This is you then? by 09/15/2011, 3:27am PDT Yes, that was me. NT by 10/02/2011, 8:04pm PDT This is the best money I have ever spent in my life. NT by 10/18/2011, 9:44pm PDT Pointless follow up by 10/18/2011, 5:45pm PDT you had an old-school power surge by 10/19/2011, 7:46pm PDT Didn't even consider the fact that the power supply could cause a surge by 10/22/2011, 6:11am PDT |
