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Old 03-10-2008, 08:20 AM   #1 (permalink) Top
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Hi, I bought a couple of new things to upgrade my pc but i have been having alot of problems with it.

The new pc(im running vista ultimate 32bit)

mobo: Asus M3N-H-HDMI
cpu: AMD Athlon™ 64 6000+AM2
ram: Kingston DDR2 2G (Single stick)PC6400 800Mhz
psu: 450w (not sure who made it.)
video card: XFX 8600GTS XXX 256MB (ive had this one for a while)

I do have some knowledge on how to assemble computers as i have assembled quite a few successfully, mine was no exception, i put everything in its place .

Now to the problem, the pc will not start up, I have check everything and could not find anything wrong. So i checked if the cpu was properly in, it was but i found that 3 pins were missing from the chip, this worried me so i checked around the net and people say that some pins dont matter.

the question is, is it the cpu causing all the problems?? because i don't want to go and replace my motherboard or ram because the cpu seemed like it was the only one with something wrong with it. I called the company i purchased it from and they said that they might be able to replace it or send it back to amd.

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Old 03-10-2008, 06:38 PM   #2 (permalink) Top
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Missing pins could definitely be the problem here or the unbranded but not sure about that. My suggestion would be try another motherboard or CPU if available (try asking a friend), else would be best to get a CPU replacement.

While some pins might not matter, you could be missing the important ones?
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Missing Pins? I wouldn't stick with a computer that had pins missing on it's CPU even if everything worked fine... o.O

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