I bought this computer about a year ago 2.0ghz p4. and realized the had the bus speed running at 133mhz. It slow as molasis and hated this computer since I bought it. I looked into I can buy ddr ram for it. but. I need 5 20pin jumpers and I have no idea where I can purchase them. I've searched the internet for them and all I can find is the single jumpers. I would need 50 of those and not to mention how hard they would be to install. Question is, does anyone know where I might be able to buy at least 5 20pin motherboard jumpers?
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Is this the motherboard? http://www.ecsusa.com/prod
I have a hard time seeing where the 20-pin jumper is.
Oh yes, I do know what MB he is talking about. You have 2 sets of memory slots, 2 for SDRAM and 2 for DDR. You can use onetype of memory or the other but not one of each simutanously. The row of jumpers are along the side of the memory slots. Open all for SDRAM or shot them all for DDR. Strange that someone would take the jumpers out of the board. Normally you would just let them hang on one pin. I don't know where you can by the jumpers. You might try ebay or even try and get a defective board for a dime. It might be easier to get a buch of jumpers though.
I think this is the board he is talking about.
http://www.ecsusa.com/prod
i was thinking about just buying and new motherboard of the same kinda. I really dont want to hassle 50 2 pin jumpers.
Im like ya, why would they not bet there.
And yes this is my motherboard,
http://www.ecsusa.com/prod
TY for help guys
ok, so this is way after the fact for you, but i hope it is still helpfull
I contacted ecs technical sspport for you and they took awhile to respond with what follows
Dear Sir,
It will cost $7 for shipping and handling charges. Please provide us following information if you want to order from us. The offer is only valid in USA.
1: Motherboard model name
2: Revision of the board( It will be printed on the board itself)
3: Mailing address (only in United State and not accept PO Box.)
4: Credit card number(Visa or Master)
5: Expiration date
6: CVV number(Card Verification Value number)
(You can get the number at the back of the card , it is 3 digit number)
7:Card holder name on the credit card
Regards,
ECS Technical Support Team.
Chark_Chin@ecsusa.com
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by: CallandorPosted on 2005-01-10 at 18:46:14ID: 13009863
What motherboard do you have and why does it need 20-pin jumpers? I have never heard of this.