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Mike
Hi All,
A few days ago, my trusted P2B may have gone down for the count. I
started up my PC, and went away fora few minutes. When I returned, the
Windows desktop was present, but the unit was frozen/hung. I rebooted,
but the PC would not POST. I've been at it for a couple days now,
without any success. I still can't get it to post consistently, and
now the PS2 connectors seem dead as it doesn't recognioze anything
hooked there, along with Windows (when I can get it booted) saying it
cannot located the mouse, which is hooked to the onboard USB. I pretty
much figure the P2B is dead...
My P2B has a 850mhz Pentium 3 FCPGA processor, with an ASUS slotket,
512mb RAM, a 80GB IDE drive, CD/DVD drives, AGP video card, and a
couple PCI cards. At this point, should I look to replace the P2B with
another P2B, or consider a better motherboard? Any motherboards in
particular? Recommendations?
I was thinking of a socket 370 unit, with AGP, and support for the IDE
drive. I coulkd also just go for a brand new unit, but would like to
avoid that if at all possible.
Just trying to get a feel for what might be the best strategy at this
point. Not looking to spen d a fortune if at all possible, but
certainly want to get back up & running.
thx,
mike
A few days ago, my trusted P2B may have gone down for the count. I
started up my PC, and went away fora few minutes. When I returned, the
Windows desktop was present, but the unit was frozen/hung. I rebooted,
but the PC would not POST. I've been at it for a couple days now,
without any success. I still can't get it to post consistently, and
now the PS2 connectors seem dead as it doesn't recognioze anything
hooked there, along with Windows (when I can get it booted) saying it
cannot located the mouse, which is hooked to the onboard USB. I pretty
much figure the P2B is dead...
My P2B has a 850mhz Pentium 3 FCPGA processor, with an ASUS slotket,
512mb RAM, a 80GB IDE drive, CD/DVD drives, AGP video card, and a
couple PCI cards. At this point, should I look to replace the P2B with
another P2B, or consider a better motherboard? Any motherboards in
particular? Recommendations?
I was thinking of a socket 370 unit, with AGP, and support for the IDE
drive. I coulkd also just go for a brand new unit, but would like to
avoid that if at all possible.
Just trying to get a feel for what might be the best strategy at this
point. Not looking to spen d a fortune if at all possible, but
certainly want to get back up & running.
thx,
mike