Computer Randomly Reboots

What are your voltages, in particular VCore. You may need something like MBM or Speedfan to check properly.

Your PSU may be ok, but if the voltages generated by the board itself are too low for the processor or memory random reboots would be a typical problem.

If they are low it may be possible to increase them via the bios.

Also, i noticed you've got new memory too. Some high performance memory needs a higher voltage than standard, check what your's requires.

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Originally Posted by Gam3Guy

Yeah fuck, why did I get a Gigabyte mobo? :( Well I think I'll just have to get a new mobo. I'm thinking more along the lines of an Asus SLI board. :) Can neone recommend me one? :unsure:

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We've built 4 Gigabyte 939 systems in the past few weeks and have had no stability issues whatsoever.
In fact, right now I would recommend the GA series over any other brand.
Since these are still very early days for the nForce4 chipset I value stability over (potential) performance (as reputed for the MSI/DFI variants).

After reading your initial post, the first thing that I would have done is replace the drive/check jumper settings/make sure the BIOS is set correctly/try an alternate IDE header.
You don't say (so I am assuming not) that this problem occurs under any other conditions, so the optical drive itself (or settings pertaining to it) seems like the obvious starting point.

Don't be so quick to diss the mobo, GG.

I remember I helped you find drivers for it a while ago btw, unless I've got the wrong person.

Was it the same before and after you'd installed them (if it was you)?

Or did you just get the sound drivers?


Oh and listen to lynx, may we have a look at your voltage levels?

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Originally Posted by SnnY

Don't be so quick to diss the mobo, GG.

I remember I helped you find drivers for it a while ago btw, unless I've got the wrong person.

Was it the same before and after you'd installed them (if it was you)?

Or did you just get the sound drivers?


Oh and listen to lynx, may we have a look at your voltage levels?

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Yea actually u told me where to get the sound drivers for my mobo and it fixed the problem. As someone said before, could I be missing some drivers?
@clocker- I'm not sure what the vcore is. :unsure:

How do I check my voltage levels?

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Originally Posted by Gam3Guy

How do I check my voltage levels?

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:whistling

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Originally Posted by lynx

You may need something like MBM or Speedfan to check properly.

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Oh lol I dident see that.

Is this it?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...y/voltages.jpg

Well, as far as I know, the vcore looks ok :unsure: haven't got one of those myself to check it with tho'.

Is the vcore2 value the vdimm? :unsure:



And what is the temp3 value?


EDit: Maybe you should try and get the chipset drivers from the site as well.

Alright well I just installed the chipset drivers and rebooted and tryed installing FarCry (to see if it would reboot or not) and it froze up and rebooted. What now?? :(