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Greetings All,
The problem I am seeing is that the machine sort of starts, gets nowhere and then attempts to restart. The machine has an Abit KV8PRO with an Athlon 64 3000+ The Post Code display is: 0.1. 8.3. F 5 Click click 0.1 The explanation of the Post Code available on the abit website indicates that the Power supply may be faulty. Has anyone seen anything similar? Thanks in advance Roger |
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Roger Bowen wrote:
Greetings All, The problem I am seeing is that the machine sort of starts, gets nowhere and then attempts to restart. The machine has an Abit KV8PRO with an Athlon 64 3000+ The Post Code display is: 0.1. 8.3. F 5 Click click 0.1 The explanation of the Post Code available on the abit website indicates that the Power supply may be faulty. Has anyone seen anything similar? Thanks in advance Roger More than likely is a problem with the power supply. I would look for the capacitors around the CPU socket to see if they are leaking (sort of a brownish reside) or swollen. If in deed this appears to be the case, The CAPS can purchased and replaced. It takes extremely good soldering skills a very low wattage iron and a lot of patience. You can also try to find a GOOD PC repair shop and let them do it. Problem is that finding a good repair shop is like trying to find a good doctor or attorney. The cost to have someone else do it is probably more than the cost of a replacement main board. |
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Logan wrote:
Roger Bowen wrote: Greetings All, The problem I am seeing is that the machine sort of starts, gets nowhere and then attempts to restart. The machine has an Abit KV8PRO with an Athlon 64 3000+ The Post Code display is: 0.1. 8.3. F 5 Click click 0.1 The explanation of the Post Code available on the abit website indicates that the Power supply may be faulty. Has anyone seen anything similar? Thanks in advance Roger More than likely is a problem with the power supply. I would look for the capacitors around the CPU socket to see if they are leaking (sort of a brownish reside) or swollen. If in deed this appears to be the case, The CAPS can purchased and replaced. It takes extremely good soldering skills a very low wattage iron and a lot of patience. You can also try to find a GOOD PC repair shop and let them do it. Problem is that finding a good repair shop is like trying to find a good doctor or attorney. The cost to have someone else do it is probably more than the cost of a replacement main board. A little additional note--It's reporting a bad power supply, but what happening is that the voltage is being drug down by the defective components on the motherboard therefore it reports it as a bad power supply. |
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