I don't want the CPU to be that fast. As much as I'd love to fix this, that overshoots my comfort zone with the kinda gaming I want done with this. Thanks though, I appreciate the offer. You'd just have to swap the processor card from your 760L onto the new board. That's what I'm trying to tell you...

What I *COULD* use is a new planar board for the 760L. If anyone has one of those sitting around in spare parts, known to be working, would appreciate it. As I said before, I have the complete set of boards out of a 760XL that I could part with. The internal "guts" of the 760s are completely interc...

I have doubts that this is an LCD issue on my end. I should be able to activate the VGA and it's not responding at all in the way of beeps, LEDs or really anything but that darn blinking audio icon on my mini LCD on the system. What I *COULD* use is a new planar board for the 760L. If anyone has one...

Yeah, I've still got them. I have a complete system board assembly out of a 760XL, including all of the daughter cards. They should be completely interchangeable with the 760L. I also have two completely working 760XLs that I'm currently selling in the marketplace. (Shameless self-advertising. :lol...

The volume 4 manual seemed to have a different deconstruction of the CMOS battery than volume 3. It was depicting the CMOS battery over by the RAM module, this one is by the keyboard card (annoyingly so because its kinda flimsily in there). I did test Fn+F7 to attempt to get the VGA port outputting ...

AC adapter operates proper @ 16v w/ 2 grounds and 1 positive as indicated on the back of the power brick. CMOS battery tests ok. Standby battery tests about 2.6v of it's 3.5v or whatever it was. I have my doubts this would cause any of these symptoms but perhaps just hurt my standby ability. Speaker...

Ok, I just got this thing today which the seller claimed it worked fine.. well it does not. Here's the situation. I do have the official thinkpad AC adapter, the machine is in fairly decent cosmetic shape over than a crack in the lower portion of the case, not near anything important by the CD tray ...