What retro related thing have you done recently?
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You need a Lanparty Tom. These were/are the shit. Did chat to someone long ago had x7
iirc
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Nice board! Shame how DFI abandoned the enthusiast market.
What's the little expansion board next to the back I/O?
I'll stick with my 939 cheapie to mess around with.
What's the little expansion board next to the back I/O?
I'll stick with my 939 cheapie to mess around with.
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BuuBox wrote:What's the little expansion board next to the back I/O?
That's the Karajan audio module, aka plug-in on-board sound
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Attention Mr Washerman them fancy fast drives are destined for this. Hand em over
Krumm called it the Naka Tower ........work still in progess.
Krumm called it the Naka Tower ........work still in progess.
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Refurbished recently acquired GA-8IG1000MK, in a sad state with five bulging Rubycon MBZ capacitors around AGP & PCI slots - MBZ regarded on Badcaps.net as one of the best electrolytic caps, sadly no longer available
Perhaps not too surprising when you see the heat discolouration beneath FETs between AGP & PCI1
Matched by discolouration beneath VRM
Latter weird, considering VRM has quality Rubycon input and Sanyo output capacitors
Was advised board had been liquid cooled, and stopped working reliably if multiple DIMMs were used, after a leak
So I also removed caps between memory slots, to find
Bloated MBZ replaced by Sanyo WG capacitors - also replaced two nearby non-bloated MBZ
DIMM area, after clean-up
Board overall, after cleaning off coolant stains with wet microfibre cloth
Now its BIOS status swaps between OK & Fail for 2.5V (memory) health
But two DIMMs were OK for four passes of Memtest86+, and clean XP install without an issue, and >5 hours of Prime95
Think I'll ignore BIOS status, regarded as inaccurate compared to measuring with multimeter
Perhaps not too surprising when you see the heat discolouration beneath FETs between AGP & PCI1
Matched by discolouration beneath VRM
Latter weird, considering VRM has quality Rubycon input and Sanyo output capacitors
Was advised board had been liquid cooled, and stopped working reliably if multiple DIMMs were used, after a leak
So I also removed caps between memory slots, to find
Bloated MBZ replaced by Sanyo WG capacitors - also replaced two nearby non-bloated MBZ
DIMM area, after clean-up
Board overall, after cleaning off coolant stains with wet microfibre cloth
Now its BIOS status swaps between OK & Fail for 2.5V (memory) health
But two DIMMs were OK for four passes of Memtest86+, and clean XP install without an issue, and >5 hours of Prime95
Think I'll ignore BIOS status, regarded as inaccurate compared to measuring with multimeter
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Too much bloody time for a 478 man.
5hrs I could understand & not stable
On a 462 board.......no problemo " hold back the testing"
On a 462 board.......no problemo " hold back the testing"
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