The Elders' House of Pain
Public Forum => Talk Back => Topic started by: V.I.P. on February 28, 2009, 12:49:51 PM
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So, I bought a used Biostar T560 so I could upgrade to a Phenom X3 in March. Well, I can't get a post or visual display after connecting everything. The little red LED button is in a config that says my memory has a problem. The memory works in my Asus board, I've tried 4 different sticks in 4 different slots and that Biostar is pissin me off. Any suggestions? I would go buy some cheap ram to try out, but I'd have to drive a minimum of 45 mins since i'm at home atm.
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Biostar sucks ass. I had one and it was running and the crapped on me after 4 months and newegg replaced it with a gigabyte board. They even said they have constant complaints about Biostar. Throw it away.
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I bought it so I could overclock better...maybe i'll RMA it
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Biostar board ever clock shitty. They over heat
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This particular board is supposed to OC very well...and it's AM2+ compatible so imma get a phenom II X3 sometime this month.
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Well...i left my desktop (the working one) downloading steam games last night and when I got to it a few hours ago it was frozen on a black screen. I restarted it and during boot up sequence, I got a small command prompt that said something about vista followed by a BSOD. It flashes up too quick to even read anything...i'm guessing this is just a vista problem? Does anyone know what could cause this?
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Well I've fixed both problems.
1. Installing Windows 7 instead of Vista
2. Bios on the Biostar was flashed for Phenom chips, so I'll be using it once I get my X3
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you will find that the Biostar Customer support is the worse ever.
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Tell me about it...they only have a 1 year warranty and you have to pay 45$ in order to RMA it...hardly seems worth it to me
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Windows 7 is pretty sweet. It installed on my laptop without a hitch with 99% of the drivers already there. Downside is getting it to work with older printers. I had a year old hp laserjet and tried their work around of using vista drivers and no go..
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Luckily I have a new printer, however I had to take Windows 7 off to replace with vista because it didn't recognize my extra partition...which I later found out was my fault. Hopefully it continues to work *crosses fingers*