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I have just recieved my Brand New Pc (well it was in parts) I have put it together properly and it has the following problem. When doing anything taxing such as video playing or game playing it will reboot with no warning. Also when I have numerous things open, sometimes just internet browsers.
Another problem is it just Memory Dumps for no apparent reason ewither!
Can anyone tell me what part might be faulty?
(I have ran a test on the memory, it came up fine)
The PC Spec is:
Athlon XP 2000+
256Mb DDR Ram
64Mb GeForce 4
40Gb Hard-Drive
DVD
CD-RW
Tv Card
Network Card
Another problem is it just Memory Dumps for no apparent reason ewither!
Can anyone tell me what part might be faulty?
(I have ran a test on the memory, it came up fine)
The PC Spec is:
Athlon XP 2000+
256Mb DDR Ram
64Mb GeForce 4
40Gb Hard-Drive
DVD
CD-RW
Tv Card
Network Card
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Try taking out that TV card, I'm sure it's the cause of all problems. I remember when I had my Hauppuage WinTV - it caused several crashes with Windows XP.
Or you forget to plug in the power supply plug :-)
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And then you turn the IDE cable the other way round :D
lol thats the problem you have when building ur own comp........ u put it together puff nothing comes out u get a shock o.O
Try taking off all non essential parts, like sound card, network card cd writer/rom so you are only left with motherboard, cpu, ram, video card and hard drive, i doupt it is something to do with the PSU although it might be worth trying another just to rule it out.
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GasMask wrote:
> Hm, maybes its just broke. Send it back :o)
>
> T'is probably overheating.. if it just reboots by itself randomly..
>
> Are your fans working.. silly question but hm?
Yes my Fans are working and I doubt it is overheating. But I will have a look anyway.
> Hm, maybes its just broke. Send it back :o)
>
> T'is probably overheating.. if it just reboots by itself randomly..
>
> Are your fans working.. silly question but hm?
Yes my Fans are working and I doubt it is overheating. But I will have a look anyway.
Hm, maybes its just broke. Send it back :o)
T'is probably overheating.. if it just reboots by itself randomly..
Are your fans working.. silly question but hm?
T'is probably overheating.. if it just reboots by itself randomly..
Are your fans working.. silly question but hm?
lol is that every computer 'wiz' for you...
Turbonutter wrote:
> I'd say you're either overheating or your PSU can't hack it. Have you
> tried increasing your Vcore voltage?
...I can imagine you in a basement Lab with frizzed white hair and a white coat doing stuff like this but creating a monster..like Dr Frankenstein.
"increase the voltage..muwahahaha, he's alive!!"
*cough*
> I'd say you're either overheating or your PSU can't hack it. Have you
> tried increasing your Vcore voltage?
...I can imagine you in a basement Lab with frizzed white hair and a white coat doing stuff like this but creating a monster..like Dr Frankenstein.
"increase the voltage..muwahahaha, he's alive!!"
*cough*
I'd say you're either overheating or your PSU can't hack it. Have you tried increasing your Vcore voltage?
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