still works. If it got fried somehow, could it kill the Motherboard. Er, if ANYTHING went wrong with RAM [ nothing specs-wise is off ] like it was killed or got something on it, could it kill a motherboard?. I have some of my old RAM that used to be in...

even come out of sleep when the computer is powered up (tells me there is no signal). I have removed all but 1 gb of ram, disconnected the HD's and all other peripherals and tried rebooting again, but nothing changed. Could the update have killed my motherboard?...

and have colored ribbons on them. Capacitors eventually wear out and pretty much kill the motherboard and it is far easier to buy a new motherboard then go through a hassle to replace them, plus you are risking damaging something in the process or doing it...

Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron! "Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei" Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () You can kill your motherboard with a BIOS update. The old adage, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" seems to apply...

that motherboard and the really sad thing is it could kill the motherboard. Sorry about that... Dichromatic for your viewing plesure... if the video card kills the motherboard, wouldn't it atleast make some type of reaction before it shut down. I haven't...

things in a computer. A bad flash. however remote, can turn a motherboard into a paperweight. There may or may not be fixes available depending on what goes wrong. The chance is slight, but there is a chance. And with nothing to gain and a motherboard...

could find a BIOS update SPECIFICALLY for your motherboard that SPECIFICALLY says it will support 65nm tech CPU's. If you can find that, do the update and not kill your motherboard in the process, the CPU might work. Again, good luck with this, you will need...

so that I can call you and tell you how to get it repaired for the basic charges with HP. Pl do not get frustrated and I knew how you feel because I had the same issue. Organizing HP Motherboard class action lawsuit I have decided to gather and indication...

problems. Getting three bad motherboards in a row is highly unlikely. It sounds like something in your system is killing the motherboards. I've had great luck with Asus and Gigabyte. I haven't had the best luck with MSI. i'm also thinking that the psu if...

G)MCH OverVoltage Control[/#0000ff]: This is the Northbridge voltage. Most overclockers will not need to change this setting. Change this to increase stability under certain FSBs (i.e. 420Mhz+). Note that an increase in this setting WILL produce increase motherboard...