kewlman

In good condition; a Dell PowerEdge 2600 server. Single 1.8ghz XEON processor. 1.44mg floppy, 24x CDROM drive. single 36Gb U320 SCSI drive. 512Mb Ram, 730Watt Redundant Power supply. Windows 2000 Server. I am located in Saugerties, NY.. This thing is HEAVY so local pickup only. If anyone is interested let …

the cpus aren't soldered onto the motherboards, i've replaced SEVERAL laptop cpus before, it's actually pretty easy.. once you get to them alls you need is a flathead screwdriver to unlock the CPU. there are alot of things you need to find out.. what kind of notebook is it? What …

if you are concerned about your files, yes you can get an external enclosure and copy the files you want... of course you will need another computer to access the files and save them to.

boot from a cd and check the system out before you bring it somewhere. re-seat the memory, remove the hard drive and boot from a CD using a live OS.. See what happens.. it's better than spending alot of money to find out something silly was wrong..

definetly go with the live cds, there are several of them out there.. goto distrowatch.com and you will get to see everything that is out there. have fun!!

custom build or get someone to do one for you. personally i think you will get a better system out of the deal.

according to Gigabyte's website "Whether 1066 MHz memory speed is supported depends on the CPU being used, please refer "Memory Support List" for memory support information. " i brought up that info from their site and it also says "Note: Due to AMD AM2+ CPU limitation, DDR2 1066 is only …

so right now does the computer boot at all?

i would swap out the power supply with a new one..

When did this problem start? was it running hot? sounds silly but have you tried re-seating your memory?

[QUOTE=caperjack;929776]the heat could be cpu ,but also could be the hardrive ! just finished ready an e-mail about tech support funny ? and answers[/QUOTE] absolutely. both the cpu and hard drives run hot.. the CPU fan and heatsink can be cleaned out however.. It's not all that hard to do …