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  • severach
    Badcaps Legend
    • Aug 2007
    • 1055
    • USA
    #41
    Re: Asus A6000 wont post

    It was the wrong link though it is pretty accurate account of how often nVidia does something right. The title text has the right info for Google.

    Inquirer: HP pays half for Nvidia's graphic problems

    Here's Intel the same boat.

    Inquirer: Intel handles Sandy Bridge recall well
    sig files are for morons

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      • pamr4
        Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 21
        #42
        Re: Asus A6000 wont post

        nVidia vs Intel chipset problem. Well, there is a BIG difference: nVidia's problem wasn't solved even in one year and lots of customers suffer from this. Intel solved the P67 chipset issue in couple of months.

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          • Pyr0Beast
            Badcaps Veteran
            • Feb 2009
            • 406
            #43
            Re: Asus A6000 wont post

            A6000 AFAIK had a SIS chipset. Also nVidia graphic card.

            But the main cause for defect is foil under the panel for RAM which restricts any airflow and will therefore cook everything.

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              • Hotiron
                Member
                • Feb 2011
                • 12
                #44
                Re: Asus A6000 wont post

                Are you an arse or an arsehole? The A6000 series were all completely different.
                Eg: different processors. different chipsets. different graphics chips, DIFFERENT motherboards!.......
                Time is Logarithmic: The Older You Get The Faster It Passes.

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                  • Hotiron
                    Member
                    • Feb 2011
                    • 12
                    #45
                    Re: Asus A6000 wont post

                    I do apologise that may have been a bit severe but you should know what you're talking about!......
                    Time is Logarithmic: The Older You Get The Faster It Passes.

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                      • Pyr0Beast
                        Badcaps Veteran
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 406
                        #46
                        Re: Asus A6000 wont post

                        Eh yeah. My fault.

                        Anyway. Older chips weren't much different. Same issues were with certain intel northbridges. Hp nc82x0 series were all doomed.

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                          • VladG
                            New Member
                            • Sep 2016
                            • 2
                            • Romania
                            #47
                            Re: Asus A6000 wont post

                            Hi. I have a A6M main bord. Could someone give me a BV for it? It just flashes the power on led for 1/2 seconds and it stays off. I have 2 leds on the bord that say it's for debuging... but i have no idea and no documentation on those to see what they mean. Grately apreciate if someone would post a A6M schematic and bordview. Thanks.

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