| ??? 05/19/09 08:13 Read: times |
#165485 - Test with ferrites too Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Another thing to test, to figure out where your PC gets into troubles is to put ferrites on all cables. If that solves the problem, then you can try to remove the ferrites from different cables and see if you can deduce which cable(s) that drops the PC.
Depending on your problem, it isn't sure that the ferrites will help at all, but it is a good step to take when trying to track down cable-bound problems. |
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