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Re: Motherboard Problem

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From: Thomas D. Ireland
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 00:00
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Some  of the newer video cards were having trouble with socket 7
boards. You might want to check it out. The story I heard was a problem
with PIII CPUs and drivers.

Tom

 Mike Bishton (mjb@athenet.net) wrote:
: I bought a cheap pentium motherboard at a trade show a couple of weeks
: ago. I assembled a system with it. It Posts then displays "WAIT" and
: hangs.  I cannot enter the Setup utilility eithor.  I tested the CPU in
: another computer and have tried differant RAM and power supplies.  Any
: Ideas?  It's a socket 7 w/ AMIBIOS.


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From: ug123@vtn1.victoria.tc.ca (Thomas D. Ireland)
Subject: Re: Motherboard Problem
Date: 1999/10/15
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