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 | Very true the The PC Requires a combination of things to run well under load. CPU Graphics RAM all need a high wattage PSU to run well. Best bet is to look into the PSU first |
 | Been a while since ive posted. Ok so here is my problem.. i really hope you can all help [B][U]I have a custom-built PC[/U][/B] [LIST] [*]AM2 x2 5600+ Processor [*]Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-M56S-S3 [*]RAM: Generic RAM 3GB (Always been fine and its been tested) [*]W.D 250GB HDD [*]Nvidia 512MB 8800GT [/LIST] … |
| | Yep. I've encountered that problem and it usually relates to Overheating of the Hardware Due to overclocking or insufficient airflow going through the Casing. Make sure to never overclock unless you have decent cooling installed. so just reset your Bios to default settings and leave it at stock. |
| | yep exactly what i was guna say :) the BIOS can underclock your processor so always make sure to set it at defaults otherwise processor will be underclocked |
| | It would be a little hard now because i did notice 939's are being phased out for the 940 Pin processors which are very cheap on the market aswell. I'd go for the 940 Pin CPU + New Motherboard for it. |
| | [LIST] [*]I understand this gets posted alot. I've done alot of research on the subject keeping that fact in concideration. No I have all the Problems that have been noted down. I've completed all the Fixes that have been posted in replies from various forums. [*]I recently changed from 7600GT … |
| | Its always good to Test out Different Components such as RAM or Video card and also your Hard Drive to at least get a Post Screen. My PC Currently has a black screen no booting up or beeps so I am sure my Motherboard was damaged from Faulty PSU.  |
| | If its turning off it sounds like a problem with the CPU cooling. Make sure to check the Fan seating I get this problem alot so make sure its pushed in correctly otherwise the CPU will keep overheating of course :) hope this helps |
| | Re: random restart This could also be a memory problem. RAM can be damaged very easily and can make the system restart when under load |
| | With Your New System if the CPU was changed from AMD to P4 or visa versa, then the system wont boot that Hard Drive up at all unless completely wiped. hope this helps :icon_cool: |
| | Re: Lost my touch Honestly I agree. Motherboards are easily damaged and are the main cause of No Post Boot on a system. |
| | Remember The Dual Core Processors Generate alot of heat. and Yeah the Expensive water cooling system wouldnt do too much unless the room you are in is well cooled also. My room gets alot of heat cause it is an old back room with no insulation so the water cooling … |
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