Hi Gary;
One thing that I seem to be the only one to have noticed and commented
on --
The CPU card/ MB socket connection seems to NOT be the most consistent
thing in the world. I too have had consistent results with a 'stock'
CPU. The upgrade cards however seem to be prone to exhibit DIFFERENT
results based on which end of the MB socket the CPU card is shoved
towards as it's installed.
When nothing else works, It's worth a try.
(You have tried cleaning the CPU card edge contacts with an eraser,
haven't you?)
Chuck D.
On Thursday, September 8, 2005, at 07:48 AM, Gary Gorbet wrote:
Hi, Listers.
I am currently deep in one of the worst cases of "black screen of
death" I've ever experienced. I'm at the end of my rope.
snip
It's hard to believe a card or my RAM suddenly went bad when it had
been running so well before the last Tiger install attempt. Can any of
you offer any advice on other ways to reset whatever is holding up the
system from proceeding through the first few steps of a reboot.
Help!!!!
Thanks,
Gary
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