Packard bell 1030 Motherboard

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I was reading elsewhere
Yes I do not live only here

A so called tech on a so called site said
that a PB 1030 motherboard would not allow a
video card upgrade

He said that it would short out the board


Maybe I am missing something
I have seen a post here a long time ago
where a gentlemen did that upgarde but was unable
to get his resolution greater than 640 x 800


Is this tech full of **** or just reading back
from a list



How could a PCI card that is a video card short
out a MB

Then again how could an ISA card do the same

Isa cards are used when a bios has gone astray
and the screen needs to be seen on boot
 

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"metronid" <metronid@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I was reading elsewhere
> Yes I do not live only here
>
> A so called tech on a so called site said
> that a PB 1030 motherboard would not allow a
> video card upgrade
>
> He said that it would short out the board
>
>
> Maybe I am missing something
> I have seen a post here a long time ago
> where a gentlemen did that upgarde but was unable
> to get his resolution greater than 640 x 800
>
>
> Is this tech full of **** or just reading back
> from a list
>
>
>
> How could a PCI card that is a video card short
> out a MB
>
> Then again how could an ISA card do the same
>
> Isa cards are used when a bios has gone astray
> and the screen needs to be seen on boot
>


Sounds like a bunch of **** to me too. There is no way a PCI video card
would short out the board. If it did how could you do ANY upgrading (modem,
NIC, ect...).

Regards,
Anthony