Recommend a sck 754 AGP buzz\coil noise free?
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Recommend a sck 754 AGP buzz\coil noise free?
I need a mobo that does not buzzes or makes any coil noise when in use, for the 754 socket with AGP 8x...
Any opinions on this?
Thx.
Any opinions on this?
Thx.
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I've used both the DFI Lanparty UT nF3 250Gb and ASUS K8V-X, and neither exhibited any coil whine. However, the Chaintech VNF3-250 I used before either of these would whine/chirp whenever the onboard ethernet was being used. After some searching on the net, I found out that this is a pretty common issue.
But really, I think any board can whine under the right circumstances.
But really, I think any board can whine under the right circumstances.
Hope this is relevant to your post...
Cant recommend one that doesn't whine, but I just cured coil whine on a NF7 I recently purchased.
Last weekend I heatsinked the mosfets, and for that matter everything else that produced heat on my MB. I was aiming to solve a stabilty issue, but as luck would have it I seemed to accidently solved my noise issue with the board.
Anyone else tried this? Want to know if it was a fluke...
Took me about 3 or 4 hours to cut up old p2 heatsinks and stick them to the board if anyone else is tempted to give it a try. Pretty sure the system became more stable although I heatsinked the memory at the same time, so it might have been memory problems that were bothering me before.
Cant recommend one that doesn't whine, but I just cured coil whine on a NF7 I recently purchased.
Last weekend I heatsinked the mosfets, and for that matter everything else that produced heat on my MB. I was aiming to solve a stabilty issue, but as luck would have it I seemed to accidently solved my noise issue with the board.
Anyone else tried this? Want to know if it was a fluke...
Took me about 3 or 4 hours to cut up old p2 heatsinks and stick them to the board if anyone else is tempted to give it a try. Pretty sure the system became more stable although I heatsinked the memory at the same time, so it might have been memory problems that were bothering me before.
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