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Re: It's dead Jim (4000D)
« on: May 26, 2005, 04:40:27 AM »
My own experience tells me the CIA chips are not likely the source of the problem. CIA problems would manifest themselves as problems with sound or floppy access, followed by eventual lockups (as with my DOA A1200 board). The red screen of death is usually do to a failure in the CPU, ROM or RAM... Such as an improperly seated CPU card (which I see all the time as I am lacking the little plastic feet), the CPU itself, ROMs or loose SIMM. I've even gotten it when my SCSI card is loose.

PS: Benchtesting ANYTHING on antistatic bags is a BAD IDEA!! They're made of an electrically conductive material, which will cause short circuits across all of the pins along the botom of the board.
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A4000D, A3640 OC-36.3MHz, custom tower, Mediator A4000D. Diamond Banshee 16M, Indivision AGA 4000, GVP HC+8.

Mac Mini 1.5GHz, that might run MorphOS someday, when the fools who own it come to the realization that 30 minutes just isn\'t enough time to play with it enough to decide whether or not you like it enough to cough up $200.

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