Re: 7500/100 issues

[Andrew Wiens]

Prehaps trying a pci video card will work.  It may just have a fried 
monitor board.  If you have a video card laying around you may want 
to try it.

 > Question: does the second 7500 have at least (2) VRAM chips in the (4)
slots
 on the motherboard and are they "staggered" (either slot#1 and slot#3 or
#2
 and #4)?? If no, that could be your problem.    Mikie
The set up in both 7500/100 are the same for the VRAM chip.  I believe that
the exception is that in the second 7500/100 there are memory in the slots
near the cache under the hard drive.   As I said, it seems to power up, but
without the monitor to display anything, I'm not sure where to go with this.
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