Socket 478 Motherboard - AGP Fault - Part 01

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We recently discovered that our Socket 478 motherboard had a fault with its AGP bus. In this video we'll try to identify the fault.

After replacing all the capacitors on the mainboard, we take a look at the MOSFET components, in an effort to understand why the boards is going into a reset cycle and refusing to turn on at times and glitching after booting into Windows XP. Especially when we use an AGP card that draws more power.



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