to thongispector, i went on the sites you recommended and E-bay in the UK, i found some cheap motherboards but they were either socket7, mine is socketA, or they had sddram slots, the ram chips in my pc just say ddr on them, will they work in sddr slots? also is there a difference between USB1.1 & USB 2.0? thanx again
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Jump to PostHere is a board from Tigerdirect...
It is $69 with a $30 rebate (expires 5-31)Socket A and DDR and USB 2.0 which will work with your 1.1 devices...
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1043672&CatId=179
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Jump to PostWhen you get it come on back.
The only stupid question is the one you dont ask. (Almost)
When you are sure of which MB you will purchase post a link to the manual for me so I can download it and have it available when I answer …
Jump to PostFor 12 pounds you cant go that far wrong...
The only problem will be with onboard components that your old system had that the new one might not have.
I would not worry about the Tiger Direct Board...
I only gave you those as a reference...
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Jump to PostThe default setting (no jumper) should work.
Is your CPU fan plugged into the motherboard CPU fan connector.
If it is connected directly to the power supply this board will shut down.
Did you apply thermal grease to the face of the cpu when you installed it...
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