ok with the CPU replacing. Will that fix it or due to the bad capictor cause other components to go bad?He said the voltage change could mess up other sensitive componets.
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Sep 29, 2009
- ok. My computer has a bad capictor on the motherboard. It's leaking something. My friend said it would be hard to replace since it has to connect with 6 boards at once. It's not loading some programs that it needs. So he says to replace the whole mother board. I am using a loaner he had right now. Not very good either. Slow processor.
I am comming into the middel of this.
But if you have a Bad Cap on the motherboard, eiather blown or crowned, forget replacing the CPU.
Eiather replace the cap or the motherboard.
You will be just waisting money on replacing the CPU.
P.S. if you have 1 bad cap on the board, you have atleast 2 or 3 others that should be changed as well.
Most of the caps on the board somewhat run in series.
Good luck.
Computer does not see all ram. I have 2 of the same 512mb ram sticks it only sees one 512. If I only...
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