Hi All,
I bought some used Xbox one controllers "as is/untested" and they both have the same issue. The joysticks go wild for no reason while plugged in.
https://youtube.com/shorts/YTYtjUPkBX0?feature=share
I removed both joysticks assuming it was an issue with the sticks, but the video posted here is the activity of the sticks with no sticks installed! My only guess is one of the tiny IC's that reads the inputs is broken. There are two small ones near either joystick, and then one larger one. I found a replacement on Aliexpress for the larger one...
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My tv will work for a while and change channels with the remote as it should but then it will stick on one channel only and work ok but it won't change channels. I have tried unplugging it for hours and whilst unplugged pressing the power button on the tv to reset it.
The volume button on the remote still works but it just won't change channels once it decides to stick on one channel
It has built in basic freeview tv here in the uk, I've tried doing an automatic search to reset the tv but nothing works.
I have to turn the tv off and then on again with... -
So i have 3 bords and all were tested with 5820k (got 2 of them), 1 of the boards isnt working atm but it had the same issue.
I got a set of 4*4gb corsair set @2666mhz which works in all 3 boards, quad channel, xmp.
I bought 2 sets of adata 2*8gb @3200mhz but it isnt picked up by the board at all. On the Gigabyte it refuses to boot. On the asus boards it will but if i have at least one of the corsair sticks in the primary channel. I have tried all slots and all of them detect the corsair memory.
Thing is the spd information in the bios works and gives me some info on the adata... -
I have two sticks of 2GB DDR1 RAM. They are Kingston KHX3200AK2/2GB sticks.
I did a search and the motherboard I could see that could use these is a DFI Lanparty Socket 939 board based on the NF4 chipset.
I see on Ebay that there are Foxconn Winfast, Albatron and Biostar boards that use the NF4 chipset. They are all infested with KZG caps.
Was the NF4 chipset bad? I thought they were high-performance. Then why KZG caps? -
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