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Tue, 23 Mar 2004 19:50:15 -0800
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Re: [PCBUIL] The fans are still working
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This could also be a bad/loose card (video card etc) or a bad/loose
memory chip, or a bad/loose CPU.  I'd start by removing each of the
cards and reinserting them.  And also, remove each memory chip and
reinsert it and see what happens.

Tony Mayer


John O'Regan wrote:

>That's what I'm afraid of Joseph - what do you think, all of you, Power
>Supply, Motherboard or Processor? What order do I replace them in?
>
>Thanks for any more help and suggestions
>
>John O'Regan
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>>No, not necessarily a dead power supply, but maybe a dead motherboard.
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