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Check to see if the screws that hold down the motherboard are flexing it in any way. In the '90s we had trouble with machines coming from the factory with the
by fredsanford 8y ago
Check to see if the screws that hold down the motherboard are flexing it in any way. In the '90s we had trouble with machines coming from the factory with the screws too tight and loosening things up solved the issue. Sometimes we had to put non-conductive washers underneath the mobo because the post to which it was attached was too short.
- Syzygies 8y agoYes, back then I had a Power Computing Mac clone that no one could make stable. After hours of staring I realized that the steel chassis was faintly bent, flexing the motherboard and stressing the inferior Ram sockets of the day. A very thin washer in the right place fixed everything.