3 year warranty how?

EVGA offers lifetime warranty for retail graphics cards

Published on August 05, 2005

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LCD panel makers expect TV panel market to almost double next year

Published on December 01, 2005

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Published on April 11, 2005

Asustek Computer was the only first-tier maker to see on-year motherboard shipment growth in March and for the first quarter of this year, as Elitegroup Computers (ECS), Gigabyte Technology and Micro-Star International (MSI) saw a decline in their shipments from last year, according to shipment totals released by the companies. Read more

Hitachi Fires Up Second-generation Terabyte Hard Drives

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Published on December 15, 2008

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Published on December 12, 2008

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Anthony

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02-19-2005 at 02:42:33 AM

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Okay I just got a sempron 2200 retail in the mail put it in a system I am
making for an old friend and it didnt work to make sure it wasnt the
motherboard I put in an older xp chip and it works fine so what do I do to
get a new sempron?

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02-19-2005 at 01:09:30 PM

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Anthony wrote:
> Okay I just got a sempron 2200 retail in the mail put it in a system
I am
> making for an old friend and it didnt work to make sure it wasnt the
> motherboard I put in an older xp chip and it works fine so what do I
do to
> get a new sempron?

You might need to update the bios for the motherboard to recognize the
sempron. Note that the semprons (except tfor the top end socket 754
versions) are basically rebadged Athlon XPs. They do differ from the
lower end XPs in that they are intended to use a 166/333 MHz clock. If
your motherboard or memory can't handle this clock, you will have a
problem there.

Robert

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02-19-2005 at 03:16:46 PM

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Well the motherboard came already ready for sempron has a huge SEMPRON
sticker under the socket A or 462 or whatever its called now.

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> Anthony wrote:
>> Okay I just got a sempron 2200 retail in the mail put it in a system
> I am
>> making for an old friend and it didnt work to make sure it wasnt the
>> motherboard I put in an older xp chip and it works fine so what do I
> do to
>> get a new sempron?
>
> You might need to update the bios for the motherboard to recognize the
> sempron. Note that the semprons (except tfor the top end socket 754
> versions) are basically rebadged Athlon XPs. They do differ from the
> lower end XPs in that they are intended to use a 166/333 MHz clock. If
> your motherboard or memory can't handle this clock, you will have a
> problem there.
>
> Robert
>

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