New Duron 1ghz AAAAA Help!

All things AMD. The best motherboards, COOLING setup, overclocking, how to, etc..
User avatar
Buzz
Senior Member
Posts: 370
Joined: Wed Nov 22, 2000 4:36 am
Location: Tromsø, Norway

Post by Buzz »

On a Asus a7n266... u would set the jumpers backwards if u followed the instruction manual. Bad Asus... BAD!! :(
System:
Vista x64 | Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe | Opteron 185 | 4x1024 Corsair XMS | Radeon 4850 ZalmanVF900Led | NEC 4571 and Plextor 116A | 2x WD Raptor 74GB | Chieftech BH-2 | Tagan Easycon 530W | NEC 20WGX2

Server:
Win 2003 Std | Asus A8N-SLI Premium | AthlonX2 3800+ | 2x1024GB ECC Kingston | GeForce 6200LE | NEC 3500 | Tandberg SLR7 | 2x Seagate 250GB Raid-1 and 1x Seagate 200GB Caddy | Adaptec RAID 3405 | Adaptec SCSI 29160LP | LianLi PCB25B | Tagan Easycon 430W | Viewsonic VP171S
xXPROVIDERXx
Goober Member
Posts: 7
Joined: Thu Aug 22, 2002 1:56 pm
Location: Oregon

Post by xXPROVIDERXx »

Right, with a hs on it and fan uplugged it would take a while to cook only if there is thermal compound on it, If not i could fry very quick.... as far a scratching the core that could kill it also but now i have seen people crush two corners and it still works fine, then others just scratching it and ka-poot dead...
so in your case i dunno...
User avatar
Fu Manchu
Golden Member
Posts: 1401
Joined: Wed Nov 22, 2000 10:48 am
Location: in da pimp shack

Post by Fu Manchu »

Originally posted by PreDatoR
Yup 2 seconds is enough to fry an AMD Athlon/Duron with a HSF that is not properly installed... Been there done that and have a cool keychain now :D
Been there done that as well ... actually .. been there done that 4 times now :D

dead cpus list below :D

duron 600
tbird 1.2
duron 1.3
XP 1800+

I am on a roll :D


a cpu can survive a while with out compound ... how long it lives depends ont he quality of the heatsink :)
Post Reply