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Been a while but my single core Winchester 3500+ is still running, it was installed into the Biostar board April 2006...

What about Pacifica? AMD VS Chrysler

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My Winchester 3500+ on my biostar board is still running

on any older socket A system, check the caps... busted caps do crazy things

Just rebuilt my AMD machine in my sig with XP Pro SP3.. bought a new OS disk with it already on the CD... No problems

All of the KT releases were a load... KT-400, mislead people to believe the could run 200 MHz FSB... KT600 was the fix... :rolleyes:

LOL.. just bugging ya! :D

Didn't like the answers you got here huh http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=22&threadid=90144 :rolleyes:

Check the capacitors on the mainboard...

Bargain boards, they run mediocre hardware...

SMT actually speeds up production, one less thing to stuff on the board, one less through hole part... If you've ever seen how PCB's are produced you'll understand ;)

The setup in my signature is running in a steel case that once housed a Super Socket 7 K-6-2-500 machine...

Neat, I have a case like that, it is grey not green

92*C inside a computer case.... I doubt it, that's 8*C away from boiling water...

and they are shit caps... G-luxon near the VIA chip are notorious for going tits up !!

Looks like a mainboard you'd use if you were a system integrator... Either that or a replacement for some IT department that keeps all of their old crap on a shelf...

--> http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/Vos200/en/index.htm ---> http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/Vos200/en/mini_tower/om_en/html/parts.htm#wp1565324 System Board Components #25 PCI Express x16 connector (PCIE_X16) :rolleyes:

I'm still running a BIOSTAR TForce6100-939 from them with the Rebels Haven bios on it... been running pretty much 24/7 since March 2006... no problems here...

buddy, get it from crucial.com I just grabbed 2GB of DDR333 for $120 shipped...

Still looks cool to me... though maybe because a good acquaintance at AMD is working on it... no prejudice here, nope no sir...

try CBID

I get free swag every year from AMD.. so why would I buy Intel?

It is a known issue with Pre-Revision E processors... FX-55 Revision CG 130nm or FX-55 Revision E4 90 nm so which one are you sporting...

Neither do most of us...

Saw the title, thought this was about He-Man and castle greyskull :p

Virgin or crusty old maid... lets see what the magic 8 ball says Doesn't look like it!

The heat in those boxes quickly kills the caps in the PSU and on the mainboard... verify they are okay, if not you can have the system recapped...

yep, that's why you never use a phone with a cord during a lightning storm... ----ZAP--->:eek:

abit usa had its ass handed to them in a class action lawsuit... take some pics of the caps on the board and post them here...

The wizard case is okay, but for most people the shipping is almost double the cost of the case...

I owned 1 Epox board, a super socket 7 board... lasted me a whole year.. then dead...

The boys at Epox are under embezzlement investigation... So they change their name, and bingo... keep on trucking...

High pitched scream could = excessive load, shorted caps, shorted zener Ticking could = no load http://repairfaq.ece.drexel.edu/sam/smpsfaq.htm#smpsstsm

Just had a coworker come by with a powerup problem, hit the power button a dozen times until the machine started, then run for a bit and turn off... Antec smart power 450... He's RMA'ing the thing right now...

Does your Antec case have an Antec power supply? They die to... caps I have two dead Antec PSU's here in my cubicle...

FYI The mainboard combo looks like a PCChips/ECS

Check the mainboards hardware. Though not as prolific with earlier socket types, capacitors can still fail in some of the smaller systems due to heat.

My co-worker got that deal, the 180 was smashed up in shipping... RMA the 180, and ended up with a 182...

You lost me at "Lindsay Lohan's shaved Alibaba cavern "... slow day at work...;)