Dear god, I would like to file a bug report.
increase Firefox startup speed and speed of Smart Location Bar:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1088094
yarly: http://worldperfectpc.blogspot.com/2...ocket-775.html
The new LGA Sockets are pin-less on the CPU. However, on the socket itself, the pins are there. Maybe the AM4 Socket will do the same, would relieve a ton of headaches.
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Happened to me once, on my main computer too. I straightened the pins and it worked just fine. It was actually still working until some months ago (a p3 733mhz, bought in 2000). And the thing that gave up was the motherboard.
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In case someone does't get the joke:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1155LGA 1155 has 1155 protruding pins...
Intel uses pins just like AMD. Here is an enlarged picture of the pins. I don't know if the article is right about the issues that the CPUs have, but the picture clearly shows that they have pins.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/LGA-1...t-178520.shtml
http://news.softpedia.com/newsImage/...ned-Out-3.jpg/
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Socket A processor? I'll bet you can pick up a pulled(used) replacement for <$10.
The reason I took this computer apart in the first place was I thought the mobo was bad. It worked fine under Winoze XP but when I went to put Linux on it I went through about 5 diff disros (inluding 2 releases of Ubuntu) and none of them would install. Someone with more exper looked at the output I was getting and advised me the mobo was bad. I went with their advice and pulled the thing apart thinking I'd replace it later. Now, lately, I got to thinking maybe that was wrong and I'd try to fire it up and just try to install again. Maybe by some miracle things would be different this time. We'll find out I guess.
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Edit:
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Edit 2:
Before some research this morn I wasn't sure what the socket. Now, I think, it's a 939?
The spec page on hp's site has a pic of the mobo that looks almost identical but the chips (like the southbridge chip) are not quite identical. It's the same model but maybe the one I have is older or newer than what's in the spec sheet. I don't know.
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Edit 3:
I brought it up but didn't include the link. Sorry.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=1843604
Last edited by ClientAlive; June 26th, 2011 at 09:12 PM.
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