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bobatomik · 03-09-2006, 06:13 AM

I had this problem problem before

You have two choices, its the psu, as they said before, or you screw up the BIOS. If you didnt overclock anything, you didnt put any new hardware, etc. There's a good chance its the psu that is getting old or is being overused by draining periphericals (like a new video card)

This is what I read, me my problem was that I had crappy Ram

Conclusion: Try loading BIOS defaults
BTW, to chek if your psu is ok, get a lil program, like speedfan or anything like this (or even maybe in the BIOS) to chek if u voltages are correct. The real value should not be over more than 10% and not below 25% of the nominal value

gl hf

03-09-2006, 06:13 AM	#6 (permalink)
bobatomik New Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 17	I had this problem problem before You have two choices, its the psu, as they said before, or you screw up the BIOS. If you didnt overclock anything, you didnt put any new hardware, etc. There's a good chance its the psu that is getting old or is being overused by draining periphericals (like a new video card) This is what I read, me my problem was that I had crappy Ram Conclusion: Try loading BIOS defaults BTW, to chek if your psu is ok, get a lil program, like speedfan or anything like this (or even maybe in the BIOS) to chek if u voltages are correct. The real value should not be over more than 10% and not below 25% of the nominal value gl hf __________________ Athlon 64 3700+ S939 @ 10 x 270mhz OCZ400512ELTE 2 x 512mo 2-3-2-5 @ 225mhz ASUS A8N-SLi Sapphire Radeon X600 Pro PCI-E Antec 450W