Acer Aspire AM1640-U1401A Desktop PC "motherboard computer" Questions

...motherboard and computer, but I'm worried that the motherboard is too small for certain cases and I would like some guidance on the matter. Thanks, -Will Desktop cases have standard mounting holes ...

...Computer and the motherboard went bad. I got a replacement board but am having some trouble figuring out how to hook it up. Do you know where I might find a schematic or guide to hook it up? The new ...

...computer incl CPU, Memory, Add on Cards, Hdds, the lot, just have motherboard plugged in and push power, if it powers up (there won't be a pic but you will know it's working) start replacing ...

type of motherboard in the above computer? I want to increase the memory (I have details of the card) but I believe I need to know the type of motherboard eg DDR etc. You need to post the model number

...computer got struck by lighting and it fried the motherboard and possibly the processor. The problem I am encountering is I can not seem to find another motherboard that is compatiable.The model is ...

computer's motherboard incorporates a fuse designed to prevent any power surges from damaging the computer. If the fuse burns out due to a power surge or for any other reason, the computer will no

motherboard. On that low-in computer I wouldn't waste my money. Just buy a new machine if you believe Best Buy. If this answers your question, I'd appreciate 4 thumbs. I do this for fun and do not get

...computer can use any Micro-ATX (a standard "size") motherboard. My suggestion would be that you take your machine to a local PC shop (if such is relatively local) and tell them you would like a new ...

...Computer. Motherboard ruined by lightning. Ordered new motherboard from ACER distributor. Apparently this motherboard was used in both the Gateway 4720 and Acer 5641. The motherboard currently has a ...

computer and disconnect the power suppy on the motherboard for 3 to 5 minutes and then remove the RAM or memory on your motherboard then clean it by rubbing the pencil eraser or the rubber on the pin,