The IC is soldered on the board and the number on the Gigabyte GA-8SDX Motherboard is U31 It is also on the right hand bottom corner of the board. The number on the IC is burned and also not visible.The IC is soldered on the board and the number on the Gigabyte GA-8SDX Motherboard is U31 It is also on the right hand bottom corner of the board. The number on the IC is burned and also not visible.
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Sorry to say, that mother board is done, you probably wouldn't be able to find a replacement chip for it anyway.Sorry to say, that mother board is done, you probably wouldn't be able to find a replacement chip for it anyway.
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processors do not give out easily which only means there is a 70% percent chance that this might be caused by a motherboard problem. This happened to myself. It turns on for around half a second and then nothing. I changed motherboards and now I am using the same processor on a new board. You may also want to check if the processor has any burn or overheat marks. Also check if all the pins on the processor are in tact and aligned. If all is good then there is a chance the board is already busted. Hope this helps
There is only one memory stick that that board will support that is a 2gb chip. You can reveiw all the tested memory HERE, to see what will work prior to buying.
i have GA-81915ME Motherboard.i reinstalled my system with windows xp os now i am not able to get sound from my computer please tell any method to solve this problem
You will need to replace the board with Socket 478, you also need to consider if your other components like your video card or ram will work with your new board if you didn't find a board with the same brand which is gigabyte.
The IC is soldered on the board and the number on the Gigabyte GA-8SDX Motherboard is U31 It is also on the right hand bottom corner of the board. The number on the IC is burned and also not visible.
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