Comments on: The secrets of choosing the right Motherboard http://www.hardware-revolution.com/choosing-the-right-motherboard/ Find out how you can build a remarkable custom computer and save money in the process. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Ed http://www.hardware-revolution.com/choosing-the-right-motherboard/#comment-8334 Ed Sun, 30 Oct 2011 23:12:00 +0000 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/?p=968#comment-8334 Excellent advice, i've been looking for a site that clearly explains each individual bit of a board, this fits it exactly. Thanks Excellent advice, i’ve been looking for a site that clearly explains each individual bit of a board, this fits it exactly. Thanks

]]> By: Moonzuk http://www.hardware-revolution.com/choosing-the-right-motherboard/#comment-4087 Moonzuk Tue, 05 Oct 2010 19:57:38 +0000 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/?p=968#comment-4087 Hey buddy.<br>I've shortened my P4v800D Asus while powering up "manually" by shortening these tiny pins. I believe I connected "speaker" and "5v" or "Ground" and "5v" incidentally.<br>No, it was not due to stupidity. I am pulling this MB for a few years and little by little it starts falling. Several month ago it stop functioning via front buttons, so I've opened side panel and use a screwdriver. By shortening "reset" pins I usually get it work. Today I touch the second row , I guess.<br>There was a spark and system is booting up with no video and no DVD drive.<br>CMOS already done a couple of times, ATX cables off - no result. Is there anything to kinda "reset" in this case?<br>Thanks for any input. Hey buddy.
I've shortened my P4v800D Asus while powering up “manually” by shortening these tiny pins. I believe I connected “speaker” and “5v” or “Ground” and “5v” incidentally.
No, it was not due to stupidity. I am pulling this MB for a few years and little by little it starts falling. Several month ago it stop functioning via front buttons, so I've opened side panel and use a screwdriver. By shortening “reset” pins I usually get it work. Today I touch the second row , I guess.
There was a spark and system is booting up with no video and no DVD drive.
CMOS already done a couple of times, ATX cables off – no result. Is there anything to kinda “reset” in this case?
Thanks for any input.

]]> By: MathieuB http://www.hardware-revolution.com/choosing-the-right-motherboard/#comment-3539 MathieuB Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:02:01 +0000 http://www.hardware-revolution.com/?p=968#comment-3539 Darthtigger,<br><br>Makes sense, since I posted this article over a year ago. I won't update it for some time, probably not until next year when Intel and AMD release their new platforms.<br><br>I'd take a look at our <a href="http://www.hardware-revolution.com/computer-systems/" rel="nofollow">Computer Builds</a> for a variety of motherboards for different uses, at different price points.<br><br>Take care,<br>Mathieu Darthtigger,

Makes sense, since I posted this article over a year ago. I won't update it for some time, probably not until next year when Intel and AMD release their new platforms.

I'd take a look at our Computer Builds for a variety of motherboards for different uses, at different price points.

Take care,
Mathieu

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