Re: PC Chips motherboard
- From: Gazwad <gazwad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 22:15:09 +0000
John Doe, <jdoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, the working-class, beakless sucking
chest wound, and worker responsible for being pressed between hot metal
plates under hydraulic pressure to obtain a smoother and shinier finish,
expanded:
> Norm Riquier <slowskan bestnetpc.com> wrote:
>
>> I need help.. this is very puzzling to say the least. In 2002
>> I bought and put together a computer using a PC Chips motherboard
>> M830 series socket A and a AMD 2000+ with 256 meg of Ram and 80Gig
>> HD.Everything worked fine till last May 2004. I took it to a
>> computer service and after they tried to fix the computer (which
>> they gave up on) they told me that I needed a new other board. The
>> service tech said he could not get the OS to work and he indicated
>> that a component in the motherboard had shorted and that I needed
>> a new motherboard. I proceeded to order a replacement Motherboard
>> from Newegg. I received the new motherboard (from Newegg) PC Chips
>> Socket A M848A series and installed it in the computer. I had no
>> problem installing the new motherboard and the old CPU (2000+
>> AMD). I turned on the computer and nothing happened. no power to
>> anything. No fans no lights nothing. I retraced everything and
>> found nothing wrong. I took it as a defective motherboard and sent
>> it back to NewEgg for exchange. 10 days later got a replacement
>> motherboard. I installed it as I did above and turned on the
>> power. Again nothing happened. The entire unit was dead.. I
>> proceeded to re-install the old motherboard and turned on the
>> power switch. Voila everything worked, fans, HD and lights. So I
>> took it as another defective board. Sent it back to NewEgg for
>> replacement got another board in 10 days and installed it again.
>> Turned on the power switch nothing worked. I then left for Iraq
>> and just returned and I am back at this computer.What is wrong???
>
> You get what you pay for. I've always been discouraged about PC
> Chips mainboards partly because of how little they cost. Yup.
>
> Someone might be able to help, but you have to take it one step at a
> time. At the moment, it sounds (to me) like you are asking why
> NewEgg keeps sending bad mainboards to you.
>
> By the way, are you aware that you have posted the same message
> seven times already?
He just said he got back from 'Nam. What do you expect, you ***.
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