power supply, that happen to my friend after pulling out parts and hair as many times as you did it turned out to be a the PS.
good luck
power supply, that happen to my friend after pulling out parts and hair as many times as you did it turned out to be a the PS.
good luck
`anyone from Argentina on this board?
I need your help and if you can help me pM me
Typical PSU problem.
Gets into "latch mode" and doesn't come back to life until you reseat some (or all) the components attached to the motherboard (sometimes it's not enough by just unplugging the motherboard)
I used to have that problem, thought it was the motherboard by then but... It was the PSU, which finally died and never again started up.
Now I'm finally starting to see the importance of a good PSU.
Biostar XE T5
i5-750 @ 4.0 GHZ stable (CM Hyper 212)
2 x 2GB Cosair XMS3 DDR3 1600MHZ
Radeon 5850 @ 866/1254MHZ
Intel X25-M in RAID 0
WD Caviar Black 2TB in RAID 0
3 x Asus 25.5" VW266H LCD [Eyefinity]
a little update.
got a completely new setup for the family. put in the ATI card that was in the original box and got that all lined up and ready for gaming. we try our first game. after about 10 seconds of play, poof! black screen.restart, everything's fine again. install a second game, after about 20 seconds of play, poof! black screen again.
ok, obviously the gfx card is failing. no biggie, it's getting old/outdated. most games are running fine with the onboard video for now anyways, so that's not a major problem.
what i'm wondering about is why switching gfx cards in the original machine didn't seen to fix the problem? i'm kinda thinking it was a combination of the failing gfx card and the possibly failing psu.
i'm still planning on finding a working psu to replace in the original machine in addition to a different gfx card. hopefully that'll solve the problem and we'll have the ole box back in action.![]()
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