Well my A4000T was obviously not happy that I gave it a few hours use on Monday because I went to switch it on today and it wont boot.
I just get a blue screen output through the scan doubler & RGB which I understand is custom chip fault. There's a lot of screen flickering so maybe the AGA chipset?
Where would be a good place to start?
I guess strip down and test the bare board in case another faulty component is causing it. But everything was working perfect up until this, as I said it got a few hours use earlier in the week and was flawless. Maybe I overworked it!!
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I'm wondering if anyone has had this with an A4000(D/T) and if they cured it & how?
For what it's worth I've got the following components hooked up to the T:
CSMkII 060
PicassoIV/Concierto/PalomaTV
X-Surf + Subway USB on Clockport
DKB3128
The Motherboard was re-capped by Hikey about 1 year ago, the PSU is quite new but I have a spare to test just in case.
Thanks for reading, I'll probably do the strip down tomorrow as the light in this house is poor!
Steve.
I just get a blue screen output through the scan doubler & RGB which I understand is custom chip fault. There's a lot of screen flickering so maybe the AGA chipset?
Where would be a good place to start?
I guess strip down and test the bare board in case another faulty component is causing it. But everything was working perfect up until this, as I said it got a few hours use earlier in the week and was flawless. Maybe I overworked it!!
I'm wondering if anyone has had this with an A4000(D/T) and if they cured it & how?
For what it's worth I've got the following components hooked up to the T:
CSMkII 060
PicassoIV/Concierto/PalomaTV
X-Surf + Subway USB on Clockport
DKB3128
The Motherboard was re-capped by Hikey about 1 year ago, the PSU is quite new but I have a spare to test just in case.
Thanks for reading, I'll probably do the strip down tomorrow as the light in this house is poor!
Steve.