dead card?

[asand1]

How do your capacitors near the CPU look? Any bulging, leaking or strange looking corrosion?

[O H]

5 hours ago, asand1 said:

How do your capacitors near the CPU look? Any bulging, leaking or strange looking corrosion?

nope they are in pristine condition minus the dust

[O H]

5 hours ago, asand1 said:

How do your capacitors near the CPU look? Any bulging, leaking or strange looking corrosion?

im starting to see an issue

i have two computers this one im on which had the 3450 and this one in my lap im telling you about which i plan to put the card in if it wont work here

[asand1]

I had an Asus K8N running an Athlon XP3000+ it was OK when I built it in 2003, but it quickly got outdated after hyperthreading and dual cores became the industry standard. Depending on what CPU/socket you have here it may not be worth spending money on except for pure lols.

[O H]

5 hours ago, O H said:

im starting to see an issue

i have two computers this one im on which had the 3450 and this one in my lap im telling you about which i plan to put the card in if it wont work here

just to clear up any confusion

[asand1]

OK. the 3450 came out of the i3 machine?

[O H]

no it came out of goodbytes

[O H]

i bought tons of old cards and parts to put together pc's for practice just building pc's and then they have just sat there so i picked thhe only real good card i had from test runs of them all

[asand1]

2 minutes ago, O H said:

i bought tons of old cards and parts to put together pc's for practice just building pc's and then they have just sat there so i picked thhe only real good card i had from test runs of them all

OK. None of it is really useable by todays standards. You could build a retro Windows XP or DOS gaming PC. but really nothing more than that. 

[aisle9]

6 hours ago, asand1 said:

According to Userbenchmark, your GPU is about equal to a GT 740.

There is no way in hell

[O H]

1 hour ago, aisle9 said:

There is no way in hell

Lol