i have an old phenom 2 be555.
recently my motherboard stopped working and i had to send it for repair.. the local repair person told me that the ic on the board is getting blown because of the processor being faulty. after he replaces the ic/capacitor it blows again if he trys to run it with my phenom 2. and thus i was made to buy a 2nd hand athlon 2 from him. he did return my processor. is it possible that a processor can be responsible for a blown ic or capacitor on the board? can i go ahead and try out my phenom without any risk to the board (ga-ma785gmt-usb3,o)?
recently my motherboard stopped working and i had to send it for repair.. the local repair person told me that the ic on the board is getting blown because of the processor being faulty. after he replaces the ic/capacitor it blows again if he trys to run it with my phenom 2. and thus i was made to buy a 2nd hand athlon 2 from him. he did return my processor. is it possible that a processor can be responsible for a blown ic or capacitor on the board? can i go ahead and try out my phenom without any risk to the board (ga-ma785gmt-usb3,o)?
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