Thats ok, so what irll do is just keep the motherboard i have and transfer the whole lot accross into the new tower, i cant mess anything up really doing that can i ?
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Re: new motherboard probs
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09-18-2009
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Re: new motherboard probs
It shouldn't. The biggest thing I'd worry about is if you're transferring quite a bit of stuff whether or not your power supply can handle it or not. If you have a decent sized power supply though it shouldn't be a problem.
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09-22-2009
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Re: new motherboard probs
sorta went ok, just ive got no sound now, atall ?
tryed everything but just cant get a single sound lol from her arrrrrrrrrr |
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09-22-2009
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Re: new motherboard probs
Do you have onboard sound or are you using a sound card? If it's onboard, did you go to the motherboards website and download the drivers for it? In device manager, what does it say under sound? Any yellow exclamations?
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09-22-2009
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Re: new motherboard probs
nope no yellow thingys
but think it is onboard sound yea |
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09-22-2009
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Re: new motherboard probs
You could try going to control panel->sound->playback tab and click on speakers and see if you have them configured properly.
If all else fails, a 5.1 surround sound card is less than $10 or ~ 6 pounds since you're from england. |
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