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Hello
I fried my P3B-F when installing a RAID controller in a PCI slot, I had forgotten to unplug the ATX PSU and something made a small smoke cloud next to the PSU. Can't turn it on at all now, the LED on the motherboard is indicating that the board is powered. If I force the PSU to start by shorting green and black wire the CPU fan turns on but the screen is blank. Is this fixable or should I just throw it out and look for another board? (Slot 1 boards are quite cheap...) /Morten -- replace .hej with .com at the end of my e-mail. |
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It would appear that the circuitry that turns on the
power supply, along with some other items, is blown up. This is a very old board and is not worth spending money on it. "Morten Lundstrøm" <semizealot@iname.hej> wrote in message news:_SnEb.61999$jf4.3586050@news000.worldonline.dk... > Hello > > I fried my P3B-F when installing a RAID controller in a PCI slot, I had > forgotten to unplug the ATX PSU and something made a small smoke cloud next > to the PSU. > Can't turn it on at all now, the LED on the motherboard is indicating that > the board is powered. > If I force the PSU to start by shorting green and black wire the CPU fan > turns on but the screen is blank. > > Is this fixable or should I just throw it out and look for another board? > (Slot 1 boards are quite cheap...) > > /Morten > > -- > replace .hej with .com at the end of my e-mail. > > |
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