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#230261 15-Feb-2018 17:48
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I basically need an Socket 775 MB. I was fixing a friends PC and I broke a capacitor off unplugging the CPU power cable. I tried soldering it back but it wont even boot.

 

He has a Core2Quad so I need it to support 45nm CPU and have 2x DDR2 slots .. basically G3x or G4x and up .. I would prefer Asus or gigabyte if possible just due to they usually have better support on the quad cores.

 

Since I am doing him a "favour" I really don't have much budget .. so if there is something out there you don't need I will take it.

 

I am in Auckland and collect or happy to pay shipping.

 

TYIA


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  #1958758 15-Feb-2018 19:22
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The risks friends take when we work on their PC for free...

 

https://www.trademe.co.nz/computers/components/motherboards/intel/auction-1541313197.htm?rsqid=762762fc8be14b029075c1337521c309

 

https://www.trademe.co.nz/computers/components/motherboards/asus/auction-1542056375.htm?rsqid=762762fc8be14b029075c1337521c309

 

$25-$30.

 

The box of beers your friends owes you get them to buy a new motherboard instead...

 

Comes with CPU sell for $5-10 ...





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Quic: https://account.quic.nz/refer/473833 R473833EQKIBX 




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  #1958764 15-Feb-2018 19:50
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Cheers .. but these don't support the CPU (or any quad cores) as they are based on Intel 945 chipset which was designed for the 1st wave of the 65nm Core2Duo

 

 

 

I have seen a couple on trade me for ~$40 that would work but have the CPU and sometimes they want $10 shipping. 

 

I feel bad for causing the damage but at that price ($50+) I might as well get him a board with an I3-2100 with 8GB RAM as there are some on TM for $90

 

 


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  #1958777 15-Feb-2018 20:16
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This, but it's at least NZ$100 shipped. You could probably get an early generation i5 PC motherboard/CPU/RAM second hand cheaper.




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  #1958781 15-Feb-2018 20:26
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timmmay:

 

This, but it's at least NZ$100 shipped. You could probably get an early generation i5 PC motherboard/CPU/RAM second hand cheaper.

 

 

yeah that one doesnt support quad core either .. cheers for looking 


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  #1958782 15-Feb-2018 20:27
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Ive got 3 in the garage at the moment, not 100% sure on the CPU support, will check and let you know.





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  #1958786 15-Feb-2018 20:37
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xpd:

 

Ive got 3 in the garage at the moment, not 100% sure on the CPU support, will check and let you know.

 

 

If you give me the model numbers I am happy to check


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  #1958787 15-Feb-2018 20:43
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This one def is.   Not 100% sure of condition, friend gave it to me recently for a project Im doing but in end wasnt suitable for my needs :)

 

https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5KC/

 

Its yours if you want it.

 

 





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  #1958808 15-Feb-2018 21:55
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xpd:

 

This one def is.   Not 100% sure of condition, friend gave it to me recently for a project Im doing but in end wasnt suitable for my needs :)

 

https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5KC/

 

Its yours if you want it.

 

 

It supports Intel® next generation 45nm Multi-core CPU .. including the Q9500 .. so its perfect.

 

I will PM you if you can spare it that would be an awesome start.


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