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Article #2214Intel Endeavour Board and Dead System Syndrome
From: David Longley
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
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I've had a number of problems with Intel Endeavour boards in standard Midi Tower cases where the symptoms are as if the SVGA card can not be seen. I think it's something about strain on the motherboards though. To all intents and purposes the machine behaves like the SVGA is not connected, but it doesn't go on to boot either sometimes. The only solution I have found is to press the bottom of the motherboard whilst jiggling the cards etc...... I know others have encountered similar problems and would be grateful for an explanation from the technical folk at Intel. I have not had this problem with cheaper boards. -- David Longley
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