I've been reading some of the threads and it seems that a bad board can fry a processor. Can a bad processor fry a board?
Also, is there a way to test a memory stick without taking it to your local computer store? Anyone ever try MEMTEST 86. I'm asking because I built a new computer and had a bad pc 3200 512 stick and took a week befor I brought it in to test it. It worked partially but was riddled with errors.
Put new memory and havn't had a problem since.
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'Bad processors' don't generally fry motherboards.Components generally end up 'fried' when a power supply unit suffers problems, when a PC gets damaged from power surges and lightning strikes, and when components suffer undue stress either from running dirty, hot or with fans …
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