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rhdaniel27258@yahoo.com wrote :
> Are there ways to test a CPU chip and/or motherboard to determine if
> they are good or bad if they are not installed and operational?
smell them 
> I'm hoping to find detailed instructions outlining the process to
> allow me to test multiple types/speeds and varied manufactures of
> these devices.
without installing cpu ? hmm sounds like fun
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