sudden reboot.
- Thread starter jesbax
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you only got 24 a going to 12v idk if that is enough for what you got though I am not to smart when it comes to psu.
jesbax
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Xycron said:
the temps are fine. this even happens after it has be sut down overnight. i use stock cooling.
Xycron said:
tryed difrent ram and the same thing happens
Xycron said:
tryed difrent vcard in it and the same thing has happen.
the nice thing is i glad i had spares lying around to try to find the problem.
Okay, first you want to go into System Properties, Advanced Tab, Startup and Recovery Settings and uncheck the Automatically Restart box under System Failure.
This will enable the infamous Blue Screen Of Death, which is actually helpful in determining the cause of your problem.
Try to keep track of what you are doing and what programs and processes are running whenever you get a failure and maybe we can narrow the problem down. My initial guess is a driver conflict.
This will enable the infamous Blue Screen Of Death, which is actually helpful in determining the cause of your problem.
Try to keep track of what you are doing and what programs and processes are running whenever you get a failure and maybe we can narrow the problem down. My initial guess is a driver conflict.
