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On Oct 16, 3:43*am, Paul <nos...@needed.com> wrote:
> mhr.live wrote: > > On Oct 15, 3:39 pm, Paul <nos...@needed.com> wrote: > >> mhr.live wrote: > >>> Hi everybody I have Asrock 1333 945G mobo, E2160 cpu , 9600GT > >>> FSB set to 233 mhz and PCIE to 104mhz and Vccm to hight > >>> the last week I bought a DVB card (skystar2) its new after I plug the > >>> card and install the software I found that the tuner is damaged ... Im > >>> afraid that my mobo damaged the card cause tomorrow I will get another > >>> DVB card ... > >>> so my question is my mobo with these OC setting can damage a PCI > >>> card ? > >>> and how to know my mobo clock generator IC? , I cant find the name on > >>> board !! > >> Is that the full model name of the motherboard ? Asrock makes > >> a number of different 945G motherboards. Here is an example > >> of one of them. > > >>http://www.asrock.com/mb/photo/ConRo...2(Enlarge).jpg > > >> In that picture, if you look near the Northbridge, the main power > >> connector, and the 1x4 molex connector, there is a chip. The > >> chip seems to have a RealTek symbol on it (a "crab"). RealTek doesn't make > >> a lot of clock generators, and the web page doesn't mention something > >> specific for 945G. Check this page, and see if the listed part > >> numbers, match any number printed on the top of that chip. The chip > >> is a dual-in-line package, with a quartz crystal nearer to the > >> two power connectors. The quartz crystal is the timebase for the > >> synthesis done inside the chip. > > >>http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/p...ngid=1&PNid=16... > > >> You can damage anything, if you put your mind to it :-) > > >> The PCI slots on the motherboard, appear to me to be using > >> 5V keying. > > >> And the Skystar2 depicted here, also has 5V keying. So that > >> probably isn't the problem. > > >>http://bytelive.com/wiki/tiki-index....atellite+Cards > > >> I think there is a Firewire chip on the motherboard. It may > >> be connected to the PCI bus as well. I wonder if it > >> got damaged ? Do you see a Firewire entry in Device > >> Manager ? > > >> * * Paul > > > thanx for reply Paul , > > my mobo is ConRoe1333-D667 R3.0 > >http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.as...D667%20R3.0&s= > > > I dont see any firewire entry in device manager I wonder if my mobo > > have this option ? > > <<snip>> > > That is a different board than the one I was looking at. > You're right, the ConRoe1333-D667 is pretty basic, and > I don't see any other PCI bus devices you can use for a > health check. (The Asrock web site claims the Ethernet > chip is connected to PCI Express.) So there is no way to > gauge whether things are working right, unless you install > and test some other plugin PCI card. > > On the ConRoe1333-D667, I think the clock generator is between > the PCI Express x16 slot and the first PCI slot. I only have > a picture on Newegg to look at, and the picture isn't that clear. > I cannot even make out a brand symbol on it. > > * * Paul I just got a new skyatar2 DVB card after RMA.. I don't plug it yet cause Im little afraid , until make that my mobo is fine ... ok I can find the clock generator  I tested another PCI network adapter and windows can install the network adapter driver fine .... does that mean PCI bus is OK ? |
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mhr.live wrote:
> On Oct 16, 3:43 am, Paul <nos...@needed.com> wrote: >> mhr.live wrote: >>> On Oct 15, 3:39 pm, Paul <nos...@needed.com> wrote: >>>> mhr.live wrote: >>>>> Hi everybody I have Asrock 1333 945G mobo, E2160 cpu , 9600GT >>>>> FSB set to 233 mhz and PCIE to 104mhz and Vccm to hight >>>>> the last week I bought a DVB card (skystar2) its new after I plug the >>>>> card and install the software I found that the tuner is damaged ... Im >>>>> afraid that my mobo damaged the card cause tomorrow I will get another >>>>> DVB card ... >>>>> so my question is my mobo with these OC setting can damage a PCI >>>>> card ? >>>>> and how to know my mobo clock generator IC? , I cant find the name on >>>>> board !! >>>> Is that the full model name of the motherboard ? Asrock makes >>>> a number of different 945G motherboards. Here is an example >>>> of one of them. >>>> http://www.asrock.com/mb/photo/ConRo...2(Enlarge).jpg >>>> In that picture, if you look near the Northbridge, the main power >>>> connector, and the 1x4 molex connector, there is a chip. The >>>> chip seems to have a RealTek symbol on it (a "crab"). RealTek doesn't make >>>> a lot of clock generators, and the web page doesn't mention something >>>> specific for 945G. Check this page, and see if the listed part >>>> numbers, match any number printed on the top of that chip. The chip >>>> is a dual-in-line package, with a quartz crystal nearer to the >>>> two power connectors. The quartz crystal is the timebase for the >>>> synthesis done inside the chip. >>>> http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/p...ngid=1&PNid=16... >>>> You can damage anything, if you put your mind to it :-) >>>> The PCI slots on the motherboard, appear to me to be using >>>> 5V keying. >>>> And the Skystar2 depicted here, also has 5V keying. So that >>>> probably isn't the problem. >>>> http://bytelive.com/wiki/tiki-index....atellite+Cards >>>> I think there is a Firewire chip on the motherboard. It may >>>> be connected to the PCI bus as well. I wonder if it >>>> got damaged ? Do you see a Firewire entry in Device >>>> Manager ? >>>> Paul >>> thanx for reply Paul , >>> my mobo is ConRoe1333-D667 R3.0 >>> http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.as...D667%20R3.0&s= >>> I dont see any firewire entry in device manager I wonder if my mobo >>> have this option ? >> <<snip>> >> >> That is a different board than the one I was looking at. >> You're right, the ConRoe1333-D667 is pretty basic, and >> I don't see any other PCI bus devices you can use for a >> health check. (The Asrock web site claims the Ethernet >> chip is connected to PCI Express.) So there is no way to >> gauge whether things are working right, unless you install >> and test some other plugin PCI card. >> >> On the ConRoe1333-D667, I think the clock generator is between >> the PCI Express x16 slot and the first PCI slot. I only have >> a picture on Newegg to look at, and the picture isn't that clear. >> I cannot even make out a brand symbol on it. >> >> Paul > I just got a new skyatar2 DVB card after RMA.. I don't plug it yet > cause Im little afraid , until make that my mobo is fine ... > ok I can find the clock generator > I tested another PCI network adapter and windows can install the > network adapter driver fine .... does that mean PCI bus is OK ? Connect the network adapter to your cable modem or ADSL and test it ? Try a download. That would prove it is OK. If Windows will install a network driver, then it sees the card and was able to read the config data. The reason I suggest a little more testing, is to push some data through the PCI bus. Paul |
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