domanda ho un namco es3 che non si avvia più. ho l'hard disk originale e il dongle usb ma vedo errori di avvio scritti in japonese è possibile reinserire o crittografare il gioco e farlo funzionare? GrazieBene, risulta che gli slot nel mio TER ES3 non sono stati danneggiati ma un DIMM RAM è andato male. Bene, avevo una chiavetta RAM da 4 GB di riserva in giro e l'ho installata nel sistema. Ora si sta registrando con 8 GB invece di 4 GB. Sìì!
Chiavetta RAM verde originale che è andata male
Modifica: ho confermato che questo stick è davvero morto poiché l'ho installato sul mio personal computer e non è riuscito ad avviarsi.
Nuova chiavetta RAM blu che ho installato nel sistema...
L'unità crittografata Bitlocker originale funziona ancora con le chiavette RAM sostitutive!
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Mi chiedevo per cosa è nato questo gruppo se nulla è permesso?
Franco23444
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Franco23444
Grand Master
This error could be caused by a multitude of things like a bad GPU, wrong BIOS on the GPU, or in some rare occasions, a bad HDD or TPM chip. Like @Rom1 said in an earlier post, something in the PCR values have changed which have triggered Bitlocker. In other words, you’re kinda fucked if any of the things we’ve mentioned are true. GPU is perhaps the “easiest” to fix if it’s the problem. But yeah, without knowing what happened, you can’t do much.
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Lucky you! Enjoy!
Franco23444
Grand Master
Hmm, had some issues again with my TER ES3 unit as it would occasionally reboot randomly and at one time froze up, this problem would occur around 40min to 2 hours of the unit being on. I’m not sure what the problem was but I went ahead and replaced the GPU with a known working GTX760, the PSU, and swapped the RAM with a good known working pair, I only had a pair of 8GB GDDR3 RAM sticks so I’m using those for now, I also cleaned up the unit and added new thermal paste to the CPU. So far, it hasn’t rebooted randomly, froze, or shut down! 
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Franco23444
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Well, the issues persist and I believe I found the culprit to the problems, the CPU. It has two faint burn marks unfortunately. I currently have a i5-2500 3.30GHz CPU that will fit in the socket and the games seem to run perfectly fine on that CPU. So far, no random resets or crashes. I did go ahead and ordered a replacement i5-3550s to pop in the unit once it’s arrives.
Picture below of the bad spots on the i5-3550s CPU, it looks much worse in person…
Picture below of the bad spots on the i5-3550s CPU, it looks much worse in person…
ArcSys101
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Replacing with the higher processor will the performance will be good too?Well, the issues persist and I believe I found the culprit to the problems, the CPU. It has two faint burn marks unfortunately. I currently have a i5-2500 3.30GHz CPU that will fit in the socket and the games seem to run perfectly fine on that CPU. So far, no random resets or crashes. I did go ahead and ordered a replacement i5-3550s to pop in the unit once it’s arrives.
Picture below of the bad spots on the i5-3550s CPU, it looks much worse in person…
Franco23444
Grand Master
Yeah but it’s not a huge boost, I’m fairly surprised the 2500 run’s pretty well, I’d say a bit better than the stock 3550s but I’m currently doing some research on this. The arcade versions of T7 require a CPU with 4 threads or else you’ll end up with a black screen when the game loads. But yeah, on stock systems, it’s better to stick with the original hardware/specs
tiff_lee
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Will those pads on the CPU clean up? did you inspect the state of the pin on the board, to make sure not bent etc. Just wondering is the CPU at fault or is it poor pin contact.
Using this cpu pinout/landmap as a reference
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/effects-of-losing-pins-from-socket.18755188/
https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...ayout.1277219/#lg=_xfUid-1-1677591488&slide=0
Once you orientate your picture to match and flip the pins (as the pinout is the board not cpu) looks like the worst pad is R35 VSS (ground) and the one next to it T35 VCCAXG (Graphics core power supply).
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/w...eets/3rd-gen-core-desktop-vol-1-datasheet.pdf (page 73, 102, 106).
Using this cpu pinout/landmap as a reference
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/effects-of-losing-pins-from-socket.18755188/
https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...ayout.1277219/#lg=_xfUid-1-1677591488&slide=0
Once you orientate your picture to match and flip the pins (as the pinout is the board not cpu) looks like the worst pad is R35 VSS (ground) and the one next to it T35 VCCAXG (Graphics core power supply).
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/w...eets/3rd-gen-core-desktop-vol-1-datasheet.pdf (page 73, 102, 106).
Franco23444
Grand Master
I actually tried my best to clean them up with some IPA but unfortunately those pads are definitely toast. It actually made the situation worse as when the game started to load, the whole system would shutdown immediately and reboot and the screen would have some strange artifacts/glitches or the game would lockup, it’s definitely not GPU related as the GTX760 replacement I have is in near perfect condition. The socket and the pins look very good though, no dirt is in it and I see no bent/burnt pins either. Not sure what may have caused that problem to begin with, but with another CPU added, everything is working fine again, so far, leaving it on for two hours and it’s still going lol, all RAM slots are also working perfectly now.
