 Intel D925xecv2 Fried |
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  Aug 1 2006, 12:32 AM
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 I do have one problem I purchased a used intel D925xecv2 mobo I think I fried it  it will not boot I tested the Processor and the memory in another unit these are working fine I switched out the Video card and it still kept giving me just a black screen what happened was I had it up and running and I disabled the intel speedstep option to get the frequency to stable out because it kept on jumping between 3.4ghz and 2.8ghz well even after I disabled it it still kept jumping up and down so what did I do I decided the play with the memory timings I set it to aggressive and thats all she wrote  well if anyone can help me get this board up and running again I would appreciate I tried doing a BIOS recovery but to no avail thanks for hearing me out hope to hear from anyone soon the specs on the unit I burnt out are as follows: CPU: intel 775 650 Memory: Corsair value DDR2 533 PC4200 2x1gb PSU: Coolmax 650w HD: Seagate 160gb SATA 1.5 Optical Drive: NEC 3550 DVD+-RW Video: ATI X800GTO2 PCI-E 256mb Case: Thermaltake Matrix with clear side panel |
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Aug 1 2006, 07:23 AM
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Bummer. I see one for sale on eBay for $500 USD! Could that be right? What makes this mobo so special?
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Aug 1 2006, 09:59 AM
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Forum Addict Group: Members Posts: 5,898 Joined: 10-March 05 From: Florida, USA Member No.: 14,085 |
Overclocking is an expensive hobby!
Maybe Intel can repair the board being that it's that expensive. |
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