CMOS jumper - where can I buy 'em?

[dunkster]

With all the boards I've been through - it seems I've lost all the convenient finger-tab CMOS jumpers.

I have several of the tiny two-pin jumpers, but they require tedious manipulation with needle-nose pliers whenever I have to reset CMOS.

I've Googled for sources without success. Anyone know a source for these?

Thanks for your help!

 

[Kenazo]

AT:FS/FT. gauranteed.

 

[dunkster]

Kenazo: I can't decrypt your post.

 

[imported_rod]

I think he means:

AnandTech:For Sale/ For Trade

Just a guess...

RoD

 

[Hardlin]

Microcenter and Radio Shack used to carry them also.

 

[TStep]

For next to nothing you can always superglue a lightweight little tab on an old one for your use. Keep the one that belongs with the board fresh for when you sell it.

 

[Ike0069]

Originally posted by: rod
I think he means:

AnandTech:For Sale/ For Trade

Just a guess...

RoD

Yea, just post a WTB (wanted to buy) thread in the For Sale/Trade section.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

Originally posted by: TStep
For next to nothing you can always superglue a lightweight little tab on an old one for your use. Keep the one that belongs with the board fresh for when you sell it.

oooh :thumbsup:

 

[Zepper]

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Quality mobos come with tabbed jumpers...
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I'd be surprised if your local M&P computer store didn't have a bunch they'd be willing to sell (maybe even give if they're in a good mood).

.bh.

 

[newmenu]

where do you live. radio shack, Frys electronics, but your best bet would be to go to a local pc fix it shop. give them a nickle and youll be set.

 

[bendixG15]

give them a nickle and youll be set.

My local M&P shop would throw me out........LOL