Use of good quality of mother boards

I AM USING YOUR COMPANYS TABLET PC HP PAVILLION TX 1001 BUT AFTER 1.5 YEARS THERE IS A PROBLEM IN THE LAPTOP AND WHEN I SHOW IT TO HP CUSTOMER CARE THEY SAID THAT MOTHER BOARD HAS TO BE REPLACED AND ALSO THE EXPENSE FOR THE SAME IS OF RS.17000/- SO I HAVE DECIDED NOT TO BUY HP PRODUCT IN THE FUTUR

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I have Panasonic Tx-26lx70p Tv. (5 years old model). As this is 8ms and 100hz technology, my quetion is, may i he a chance to get a good quality using the newer apple tv?

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I use Garageband 09 to record voice overs via podcasting, female narrator noisy, but keep getting an intermittent clicking sound. It's not the metronome. I have a good quality external USB mic plugged in. Any ideas?

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Hi again and thanks so much for replying.
The 'mic jack' on the old mic is both wide and large, measuring about an inch and a quarter from the base (where it comes out of the black encasing) to the edge of the tip (sort of cone shaped). As I can't plug this in directly to any port in the back of the Mac, I thought it might be possible to to buy some sort of adapter so that I could plug in the jack at one end, with a USB connector at the other end to go straight into the Mac. But I see from your comment that you are suggesting a smaller jack itself (i.e., large size jack to small size jack and then plug in to the small round port, instead of jack to USB port)?
At the Mac shop I bought a USB adapter to connect up a second monitor (screen). I've just dug out the package and it's called a mini display port to VGA adapter. But back to the mic issue, I don't want to use the old mic really, I'm just trying to eliminate whether or not my usual mic, or its USB cable, is at fault and causing the clicking.
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English is not my native language so if you don't understand something I will correct my post.
I bought a new PC 1 month ago.
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I only paid 50$ because the store did not know what was the problem.
I changed the orignal mother board for a 865g-m.
The computer always boot correctly until I add/remove hardware from it...
Last night I removed the the 256 mb dimm and replaced them with 2* 512 MB. It was working ok until I decided to put back the 256 mb DIMM to ad an extra 256 mb(without removing the new DIMMs). Since that my PC won't boot, my screen light stays orange, the hard drive don't make any sounds. The Back fan and the CPU fan are workging...
So I removed the 256MB DIMM and the PC still won't boot.
The last time I had this problem I reseted the BIOS/CMOS and the problem was solved. But sometimes I had to resest the bios a few times to solve the problem.
Now I tried to reset my bios 5 times and the problem is still here...
The PC speaker do not make any sounds.
I removed all IDE drives + the flopy drive + all the front and back USB/Firewire/on board sond card connecter
Could it be the CPU since I already changed the original mother board.
I think it's the CPU but could it be the power suply ?
Anyone already dealed with a similar problem ?
Is it possible that the CPU is making that kind of problem. (I added a 256 mb DIMM tried to boot with bad result so I removed the 256 mb DIMM and I cannot boot anymore)
thanks
By surfing on the ECS website I noticed that my mother board SPEC are not the same as the one on this website... For exemple I have 2 SATA slot but on the product specification website there is none.. Even the product picture is not correct...
On this link you will find the website product spec :
msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=495
On the second link you will find my real mother board
cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=80159&item=6830055645
On my mother board there is a sticker with the name "865g-m"
Can anyone help ? Since I need the real motherboard spec if I want to change the CPU

Adding RAM = make sure you have the power!
My bet here is that your power supply is to blame. Your sig line says "compact power suply" and that cant be good. Most of the time manufatures try to cut down the costs but useing cheap power supplies.
Best case: its just your power supply that you need to get a quality name brand...antec..ocz..and so on.
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I say get new power supply, if that doesnt work just return it.
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this is my first post on this discussion board, so please be understanding.
ok, so i have to prepare lot of videos for web, in Final Cut Express. mainly interviews, which are about 3 minutes to 5 minutes long max. on the other hand, i have restriction, that this videos should have max. 10 mb weight.
and me questions is, how to make it? Of course i want good quality!
how to do export, which setting i should customize?
or maybe which another program i should use to convert it later?
i'll be very thankful if You will write a little explanation!

Generally, exporting to H.264 or MP4 will give you the smallest file sizes. Plus, most web videos are not full screen and are at slower frame rates than regular video. You will have to experiment with some of the settings.
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Before you begin, disconnect everything from the computer (USB devices, printers, floppy disks, and CD/DVD discs) but leave the mouse, monitor and keyboard connected. You already checked and made sure that the power and data cables have a good connection to your drives and the motherboard now go to your BIOS Setup (should be F10) and reset the BIOS to its' defaults (should be F5 and then press the enter key). Arrow over to the Main screen and the hard drive should be recognized. Exit BIOS and save the changes. The computer should load the Windows OS if it's installed on the hard drive. If you get into Windows, check the Device Manager to make sure that the drive is showing up there too. If the hard drive was not detected, after you save the changes and exit the BIOS, turn off the computer. Disconnect the power cord from the back of the PC then press the power button on the computer for 5 seconds. Reconnect the power cord and turn on the computer and see if it boots up. If it still doesn't boot up, try a different SATA connection on the motherboard (one that hasn't been used). If that doesn't help, disconnect the Memory card reader connections inside the computer and try to boot again. If it still doesn't work and since you already tried a new hard drive, I would suspect a SATA controller/bus problem and you may need to install a SATA controller card to resolve the problem.

Need an old HP DV6324us or DV6000 Mother board for a Part.

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Apple Hardware Test : mother board problem : post/16/64

I'm having this problem since last month. My computer won't boot properly, aligning lines and lines on the screen saying there's a problem with cpu 1 or cpu 0. I reset all Xram I could find, reset the PMU, changed the battery...
Finally, I used Apple Hardware Test that gave me this message : post/16/64 on mother board at startup. Then, when I run the tests, everything's OK !
I manage to boot from time to time with 10.4.7 only, other installed systems won't do it.
Would anybody have a clue about this ?
Thanks for reading me.
My computer is 4 years old, it worked well until then, I want it back, fully fitted.
I have screen shots that I can share if needed.
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Hi,
I have some good news for you all : I finally decided to open my machine and see what's inside...
I took a small paint brush, a screwdriver, a pressurized air bomb (hope you call it this way) and cleaned all the inside. I had some parts taken off, even the big thing that gets heat from the processors. My brother, who knows more than I do about the subject even advised me to unplug the processors, supposedly connected on a ZIF card (Zero Insertion Force card). I didn't manage to make them move at all. I took memory bars away, the video card too, to make place for the screwdriver to unlock the (radiator ?). Then I brushed all the dirt away, there was plenty, and put everything back inside.
It works fine, it really does. So, I guess and hope this will last for an other 4 years.
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Which is dead, CPU or Mother board?

My pismo does not boot up. After pushing the start button.
I assume it is CPU that is dead, but I would like to confirm.
Here is the sympton.
I hear chime. Internal harddisk seems to be spinning.
Nothing on screen. just stay black.
I tried PRAM reset, T-mode start, etc.. no response.
I tried to unplug the internal harddrive from the mother board. no response.
I tried to boot up without RAM, no response..
what do you think?

Kozo,
I believe you probably have the G3/900MHz upgrade card once offered by PowerLogix.
Although no longer in the archives, this post describes your symptoms and the fix.
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jspoelst
Joined: Feb, 2004
Posts: 5
My faithful pismo (500, 512MB, 30GB) is giving me problems. It chimes, but the screen remains blank. I can hear the hard drive spin up, but not start to read as usual, and no processor noises etc. I have tried different drives; nothing. Can't boot from CD, because it will not look for drives (holding down option, or C, or Command-option-shift-delete do nothing either). It was behaving erratically, booting sometimes with some working at it... re seating the processor etc. My thought is that the processor or L2 cache is shot... but I don't know. I am looking for a working Pismo to swap processors with, so that is my next step. If anyone has a better guess at the problem, or has experienced the same and found a solution, please let me know. I know it is time for an upgrade, but I am hoping to make it to next fall (G5 I hope.) Luckily I have a Dual G5 on my desk at work...
Powerbook G3 Pismo; Mac OS X (10.3.x); 512 MB
RE: Pismo problems: blank screen after chimes
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jspoelst
Joined: Feb, 2004
Posts: 5
I bought a new (used) 500 MHz processor, and I am back in business. So, I do not know whether it was the L2 Cache or the processor itself, but it started right up. Anyone know of a good use for my old processor? Is there any business that will buy them? Why would they? I don't know.
Powerbook G3 Pismo; Mac OS X (10.3.x); 512 MB
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I believe you would be safe in replacing the microprocessor card. The Daystar G4/550MHZ upgrade cards are actually faster than the G3/900MHz when running applications that are written to take advantage of the G4's AltiVec hardware. I would stay away from the 900MHz cards due to their age and their problematic history.

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Pavillion DV4 mother board replacement

My Pavillion dv4 VM298UA won't charge. I tried a new battery, charger and DC jack but no luck. After searching the forums it looks like I need to replace my mother board. Does anyone have answers to the following questions?
1. What causes a mother board to go bad like this?
2. If I replace it is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening again?
3. I have seen new and refurbished boards avaliable with the refurbished ones being about half the cost of new. Is it ok to use a refurbished one? The benefit is lower cost, but what is the risk?
4. Is there anything else that needs to be replaced at the same time? ie fan, heat sink, etc
5. The boards I have seen do not come with a processor. Is it a big deal to take the processor off my existing board and transfer it to the new board? Any special tools or techniques needed?
6. How likely is it that the mother board is the problem and not something else? Is there any way to look at the mother board and tell? Any tests that could be done?
7. Anything else I should be aware of before I invest any more $ into this thing?
Thinking about this another way, with the hard drive from this computer fit into any other computer? I really would like to reserect the computer, but wjhat I really need to do is to get some stuff off the hard drive. Is there another compure I could get that I could plug this HD into?
Are there any post that address these issues that I just haven't found yet?
Any help would be appreciated.

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Hello , the mother board notebook burned . How and where can I buy a new one, being in Brazil ?
Check with HP of Brazil or if they have eBay in Brazil and search for your board number to see if there is someone selling a matching board.
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Video card to cupertino2 mother board

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I´ve got a HP Pavilion p6-2055sc with a motherboard cupertino2-H61-ua-TX, and i3 processor 2120. I am about to upgrade to a core i5-2500k. I am also considering a new graphics/video card compatible with the mother board. I am not looking for a high end graphics/video card since this would cost to much, require doing something about the power supply, etc (and thus I guess I could go for a new computer altogether). Do you know of an "affordable" and compatible card better than the nvidia gforce 520?
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What is your BIOS revision? If it's 7, ok. If it's 8, your into UEFI. It's possible to get GPU's that do not have UEFI requirements. Some readings to understand why WIN8 and UEFI are the newer system.
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