 TA63ST215WPremium,MVM
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there
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Re: Resurrect a Shuttle SD30G2? Are they known for killing mobos?
I wouldn't mind picking up a good used power supply, but if mobos are that hard to come by...
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TA63ST215WPremium,MVM
join:2000-11-23
there
kudos:2 | Anyone have more thoughts?
Any substitute mobos that can work in here?
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sk1939Premium
join:2010-10-23
Washington, DC
kudos:9 Reviews:
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| Shuttle uses a couple of power supplies for their cases, a few of which are proprietary due to space constraints. I have a socket 775 shuttle that's gathering dust simply because the power supplies aren't particularly cheap, but are relatively cheaply made. |
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 JahntassaWhat, I can have feathersPremium
join:2006-04-14
Conway, SC
kudos:4 | reply to TA63
said by TA63:Are they known for killing mobos?
I wouldn't mind picking up a good used power supply, but if mobos are that hard to come by...
We were running them in fairly tight spaces without great AC. The generations of Shuttles we were using were in the era of cheap chinese components. Plus these were run 24x7 as processing machines, so I wouldn't be surprised if we just stressed them out.
Mostly it's just a few burst caps. They aren't that hard to repair otherwise. |
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said by TA63:Anyone have more thoughts?
Any substitute mobos that can work in here?
I have a Shuttle ST61G4 with a bad mobo. I paid for a replacement power supply, but it turns out the mobo is broken instead/as well. AFAIK, there are no substitute mobos available. |
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