 Re: Phenom problem?
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Originally Posted by mel8again  The speaker for posting is built into the mother board and not the ones you plug into the sound card. Just a thought! Did you clear the cmos? If so did you put the cover back on pins 1 & 2? |
Not on this one, it appears. Because I just booted and no beep (speakers were turned off).
Normally yes, this time. No
Coadster68.
40 is fine, even cool for the processor. I typically run 50. A lot of the newest processors can get as high as 70 without hurting the chips on the die.
It looks like a 33% chance as to what the problem. 33% PSU, 33% Mobo and 33% CPU. Without an extra PSU to try, I'd be grabbing my multi-meter and testing all the rails.
You may need to be in touch with the retailer soon to get some exchanges.
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