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ho lo stesso problema postato da Ayrton61 , ma è normale? qual è la soluzione?
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ma per il problema che partono per un attimo le ventole all'accensione qualcun altro lo ha?
come si risolve?
c'è qualche anima pia che può tradurre la soluzione postata da ayrton? eccola
"Please take off CPU from the mainboard.
When replacing it on the mainboard press it a little bit when you push the lever down.
Please, also check if the heatsink is put correctly on the CPU and has a good connection.
As an addition you can put some thermal grease between the cpu & the heatsink.
Is the heatsink also meant for this type of cpu?.
Also check following, or setup when necessary :
- Set jumper PS2_USB_PWR on 1-2. Take-off powercord from powersupply before you do this!!!.
- Powersupply should be 300 Watt minimum.
- Set BIOS to default-settings by using the CLRCMOS jumper (eventually try to upgrade it).
- Set the FSB of the CPU always by jumper and NOT in the BIOS.
- Also the jumpering of the FID Jumpers (Multiplier) is NOT needed.
- When there is a 4 Pin power-connector (normally for P4) you have to use this also.
- Exchange the memory for different ones (if possible).
As from AGP4x and AGP8x there are no problems. But a few AGP4x graphic-cards are using due to a false board-design in AGP4x mode 3,3 V for power.
This problem can be identified easally when the card is not build in: Pin A2 from AGP-connector of the AGP-card should be connected with Ground (A5). If this is not the case then it's better not to use the Graphic-card."