intel mainboard time problem

[paulpaul]

hi, |I have a Intel 101 motherboard, after shutdown pc time is wrong , I already replace new CMOS bettary but problem still again,
please send me solution for this, thanks...

[Geek-9pm]

The crystal is broke.

[paulpaul]

Sorry sir, what is The crystal is broke.i do't understand.

[Geek-9pm]

A small component that holds a piece of materiel that controls the clock time.
Often made from a slice of natural quartz, but also can by made. artificially.
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=quartz+crystal+oscillator+images&id=91D8E84BA4F1C903B1048922292AEBC27A8E3732&FORM=IQFRBA
When damaged, does not show noticeable  signs. Test with a frequency meter. Should be 32,758 cps.

[paulpaul]

Thanks you.....

[Geek-9pm]

Most articles on the subject of RTC failure focus on the CMOS battery. But fracture of the crystal is also common. On some motherboards it is on e sealed component. Others have the RTC (real time clock) and crystal separate.
I don't  think  you need to replace the motherboard.
This link may be of some help.
He did  replace the battery and the time was still bad.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r20295719-RTC-losing-time-new-BatteryMotherboard-bad
If you read the whole thing, nobody ever tells them a crystal can fail unexpectedly or another associated component can fail. Either way, the time base goes way off while the PC is powered down.
(I played will quartz oscillators when I was a teen. Had a collection of army surplus crystal dated  from WW 2. Broke a couple of them.)