PC-DL Deluxe problem

xlameee · 11-05-2009, 10:03 PM

I am running PC-DL Deluxe based workstation with VideoCard - Ati FireGL Z1 128Mb but I have a problem that I cannot slove

I run a winXP first the pc restart itself Then I run a Vista the PC jam and with windows 7 the same First I told that is from the HDD Raptor 10000rpm I bought an otder the same. the CPU temperature is OK. Now i begin to think that can be from the video but I am not sure

Any advice or if someone know any good hardware testing software it may be helpful

Thanks
Niki

Dogg · 11-06-2009, 09:49 AM

So the problem is that the PC restarts itself? That could be caused by any number of issues, hardware, software, drivers, etc. Since it is apparently happening with all 3 OS's, I'd suspect you have failing hardware. You can test the RAM using memtest86. You can test your HDD using the drive manufacturers disk tools ( Hard Drive Diagnostic Utilities ). You can also enter the BIOS and verify the system voltages.

11-05-2009, 10:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
xlameee Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1 OS: Windows 8 extr	PC-DL Deluxe problem I am running PC-DL Deluxe based workstation with VideoCard - Ati FireGL Z1 128Mb but I have a problem that I cannot slove I run a winXP first the pc restart itself Then I run a Vista the PC jam and with windows 7 the same First I told that is from the HDD Raptor 10000rpm I bought an otder the same. the CPU temperature is OK. Now i begin to think that can be from the video but I am not sure Any advice or if someone know any good hardware testing software it may be helpful Thanks Niki

11-06-2009, 09:49 AM	#2 (permalink)
Dogg Tech Hardware Team Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: St Louis, MO Posts: 2,085 OS: XP sp3	Re: PC-DL Deluxe problem So the problem is that the PC restarts itself? That could be caused by any number of issues, hardware, software, drivers, etc. Since it is apparently happening with all 3 OS's, I'd suspect you have failing hardware. You can test the RAM using memtest86. You can test your HDD using the drive manufacturers disk tools ( Hard Drive Diagnostic Utilities ). You can also enter the BIOS and verify the system voltages. __________________ Google is your friend !