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- Re: PC power on - start, stop, start, stop, etc - eventually powers up
... even from cold) a shutdown then start gets the compute spinning its ... fans, powering off, spinning fans, powering off, and repeating this ... Also a failing power supply controller. ...
(alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt) - Re: What kind of case?
... I can't figure out the connections with ... On the motherboard, there's two 3-pin connectors - one is ... for system fan and the other is for power fan. ... there are 3 fans: front, rear, and on the side door. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware) - Re: PC power on - start, stop, start, stop, etc - eventually powers up
... The problem is that once the system is warm a shutdown then start gets the computer spinning its fans, powering off, spinning fans, powering off, and repeating this cycle from 1-10+ times before actually POSTing. ... Sometimes the brief power ons result in the drives starting to power up as well, ... I've flashed the motherboard, replaced the PSU, cleaned and reattached the HSF, and tried it with only CPU, GPU, RAM, and Video attached to the motherboard without success in solving this issue. ...
(alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt) - Re: PC power on - start, stop, start, stop, etc - eventually powers up
... I've got a P4 3.0GHz PC with an Asis P4P800S-X board, 512mb RAM, Thermaltake 430W PSU and geforece fx5200 graphics. ... The problem is that once the system is warm a shutdown then start gets the computer spinning its fans, powering off, spinning fans, powering off, and repeating this cycle from 1-10+ times before actually POSTing. ... Sometimes the brief power ons result in the drives starting to power up as well, ...
(alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt) - Re: Random shutdowns
... reapplied AS5 and put everything back together, manually checkd both fans were working outside of case (test bench PSU) all connections are secure, all soldered wires are insulated with liquid tape and dried and shrink wrapped...i agree it could be anything...mihgt just hafta buy a new DFI and then watercool cuz im out of ideas ...
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