Which mother board fit in hptx1003au

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Hi,
You can find part # on page 66 of the first manual on the following link:
http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-tx1000-Notebook-PC-series/3185026/model/3348236/manu...
You may want to bookmark the above link for future references.
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Hi I want to fit a Dual 450 mother board into a AGP 400 mhz, I have noticed that the 450 Mother board has a twenty two pin connector and the 400 only a twenty hole connector.
The connector physically fits the socket via the guide slot but leaves the two first holes empty.
I presume these are the logic board feeds, can they be "jumped", if so from which pin to which pin?
Thanks in advance
Robert

Hi-
There are a couple of differences besides the number of pins. There is also a 28v feed in the GE. The problem in the conversion is the 28v. The Sawtooth PSU has no provisions for providing such.
You can get a 24 pin adapter at a PC store, and mod the wiring to convert the 20 to the 22 pin scheme, and then you can add a 28v "wall wart" to provide the 28v feed.
Using the G4 Pinouts as a guide, you should be able to get your wiring revamped. The author from outofspec adds some comments regarding using the external 28v power supply.
A 24 pin Motherboard connector example can be seen, as well as some other advice is available.
Other options are to simply get a GE PSU and put in the Sawtooth case, or get an Aftermarket PSUthat has the necessary wiring.
When I added an ATX PSU to my Sawtooth, I first modded a 20pin-24 pin adapter, made a few tests, and then modded the cable of the PSU. The adapter was way too bulky, but did allow me to build confidence in the proceedure.
One other bit of advice, is to *+triple check all of your work+*, so that disaster can be averted.

Which logic boards will fit my Macbook 5,1?

I am looking to upgrade my late 2008 Macbook and would like to replace the logic board instead of purchasing a new computer (I know it's expensive, and I've already upgraded to 8GB of RAM and 750GB storage). Which logic boards are compatible with my Macbook 5,1? I have a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, so I could feasibly upgrade to the 2.4 GHz late 2008 logic board, but I would like to upgrade quite a bit if possible.
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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.
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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
( msg # 7. : Posted Feb 22, 04 10:01 pm ) New!
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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Hi angier,
How long has it been since the last logic board replacement? Was the previous repair(s) done by Apple directly or via an authorized service provider? If you're on MLB #3 and you're still seeing the same or very similar problems, I'd contact the place that did the service last, especially if it was in the past 90 days.
When you get a repair done through Apple, even if the machine is out of warranty, the service (and parts) carry a 90-day limited warranty. From my experience, Apple is often times flexible on this window as well especially if it's been a repeated repair.

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

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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.
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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?
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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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This is the letter i just sent to the HP CEO.
PLEASE HELP!
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FSB is completely different between the dual 1.8 and dual 2.5 GHz processors of the 970FX series....900 MHz vs 1.25 GHz. That likely isn't going to work as it is a big overclock.
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hey guys,
need some help here. my setup is a MS-7522 ver 3.1 mother board.
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since i bought it from last year, its not stable and having an occasionally blue screen specially
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what i did the past 2 days ago is i reformatted and reinstall a fresh windows 7 pro OEM OS.
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Run memtest instead of windows memory dump to check the RAM.
What types of heavy processing are you referring to?
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Hmm, it shouldn't be that much of a problem. I searched my entire drive for "digital editions", and this is the whole thing:
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/Users/user/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.adobedigitaleditions.app.plist
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Where I substituted "user" above (for the three entries of /Users/user/...), replace that with whatever the actual name of your user account is.
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Swapping mother boards for Satellite A30

I am in North america. I have a Satellite A30 laptop model number PSA30C-00YS5
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Hi
Well, cant give you a proper answer because Im not 100% sure if the other mainboard has the same measures. I have found some informtions about this both units and it seems that there are a little bit different.
Check these sites for comparing:
http://www.toshiba.ca/web/product.grp?section=1&group=223&product=2331
http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/selected_product_option.jsp?service=UK&ACTION=PRIN T_WITH_BACK&PRODUCT_ID=84579&DISC_MODEL=0
Usually you should always use the mainboard which is especially designed for your unit but if you want to have more detailed informations you should contact the ASP (service partner)
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FF code on MSI 990fx-GD80V2 mother board

So here is the issue. A couple weeks ago my computer crashed. When i say crashed, it just completely turned off instantly. After re powering the machine, i get no video but everything powers up, all fans spin, graphics card led lights come on etc. To put a long story short, after investigation i assumed it was the mother board and/or processor and replaced them both. During this process i had to RMA a bad 990fx-gd80v2... now i have another one and it is doing the same damn thing the original one was doing. Everything powers up but there is the pesky FF code on the led post read out. Guys i have done everything within my IT knowledge base to test and fix this issue. Now i am asking for your help. I have also replaced the power supply just in case. I have tested all boards in a bench setup on cardboard, tested each individual stick of ram, tested multiple processors and psu's...is it possible i got ANOTHER bad board or is this something crazy to do with the BIOS?
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When you get them, install just 1 stick of memory and do a full cmos clear. If it works, check the bios version and if it stable update to the most recent.
That cpu requires B5, which I think the v2 ships with:
7640vB5.zip
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i purchase a probook 4441s laptop in 2013. Last month my battery died so i removed battery and and started using power directly. yesterday when i switched on laptop its screen was not functioning(no light) and fan was running with hiccups i.e taking frequent stops. and when i removed power and switched again total blackout was there i.e no power. My repair mechaic told me to replace mother board . i m out of warranty and on hp centre it will cost around 11000 rs. Outside locally it will charge 7000rs, with 1 month warranty only. What should i do i m short of money. And i also want to know do the hp give warranty, if i go there for replacement. How much warranty and can it be extended by paying extra?

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