Hi,

Go for a new board! See my post about caps a few weeks back. This kind of fault can be fixed, but I see no reason not to change a 5- or 6-year-old mobo! OK, so you have to buy a new CPU & RAM to make it run, but you have a fresh machine, good for another few years!

Regards,

Richard.be

From: "Bruce Rice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: Motherboard RMA


Perhaps the "-E" version doesn't have any of those funky low-quality
capacitors that were around a couple of years ago.
For the rest of that story see www.badcaps.com
I'd take the -E version board in a heartbeat.

Presently fighting a running gun battle with EPOX to fix a bad MB as we
speak. If they don't come thru today I will forever be off their products.
Bruce
<snip>
If this is a warranty repair I'd have no problems taking the newer/better
board.

Otherwise, you can probably find a better deal than what the repair will
cost by just buying a new motherboard at newegg.com or similar outlet.

Carl

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