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Posted by: Paul
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Sep,06.2016-06:48
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Hi there, i had same issue with my CT60 a few years back, my problem was it was overclocked i brought the frequency back down and it worked fine. ALso i have heard this is also cause by a short circuit on CT60. Use a good magnifying glass with good illumination light and look at solder joints all over the CT60, you may have a loose solder joint or a short circuit, i would would first check your frequency setting's and lower it down and recheck, if same problem i would inspect all of CT60 solder joints, and even the Interface Bus on falcon for loose or shorted traces and solder joints. goods luck
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piotr_kni
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May,01.2016-21:36
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David G
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May,03.2016-10:11
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piotr_kni
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May,03.2016-10:40
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piotr_kni
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May,03.2016-10:57
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evil
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May,04.2016-17:38
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piotr_kni
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May,04.2016-23:26
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mikro
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May,09.2016-07:27
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piotr_kni
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May,14.2016-20:50
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insane
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Jun,02.2016-15:24
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Beetle
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Jun,07.2016-20:08
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Paul
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Sep,06.2016-06:48
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