Athlon 64 X2 5600+... Stop laughing. NO. SERIOUSLY. STOP laughing...
Athlon 64 X2 5600+... Stop laughing. NO. SERIOUSLY. STOP laughing...
I folded almost an entire row of pins on my old 5600. Lost a memory channel but I’m sure it’ll work fine when it starts up. Such a powerful machine and your thread caught my eye. I’d never make fun of someone’s computer. It might not be the quickest or flashiest, but it’s yours. And we all have a passion for technology, so that already connects us. I only criticize close friends because they deserve it. Keep watching, my good friend. I can’t help with your hardware though… sorry.
I'm using a 5900X with an RTX3060ti, which is an old tower left over from my stepmother's passing. It's been having issues for a while and won't turn on. I was planning to test it out as a potential project, but it's been really frustrating.
It got me chuckling a bit... sorry for the mix-up about the in-law. She was just reminding him to leave, saying it’s as lifeless as she seems.
That's a Brisbane core. G2 stepping. Here's a site you can get CPU information from. https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Athlon X2 5600+ - ADO5600IAA5DO (ADO5600DOBOX).html
I discovered a clear explanation for the 3.3V issue. It seems the Lenovo PSU works well with any microATX without RGB. Probably there was a variation in the 4-pin motherboard power connector (likely causing damage), or the board itself is faulty. Updated June 22, 2022 by An0maly_76 Added more details