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computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
Hey guys, thanks in advance..
Past few months..noticed first while playing Americas Army..computer would just shut off and beep until i hit button to turn beep off...then I would reboot and it would come up fine. Sometimes it would try to start fans would come on but would just shut off after 3 seconds..then sometimes it would boot all way up..sometimes it would boot til almost displayingn welcome screen then shut off too..then when it does finally boot up it could work for days, just surfing internet, etc...(no gaming) I guess does it sound like power supply going bad or maybe video card? I have a radeon x1950 pro AGP card...my power supply is I think 350 or 400 watt...but it worked for years without problems....with x1950.... also...other day i checked compacitors..they all look good..all flat..i reapplied heat sink thermal paste...to make sure it wasn't being shut off cause of temps....cpu is running at 50-55 Celcius...but it's done that for years..AMD was on google earth other day..and it shut down and beeped while runningn that too...sorry if too much info...just trying to give u guys symptoms..
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
Please list the temps and voltages from the bios if that is not where you got them from. 50c to 55c is way too hot for at-rest if that is what you are saying.
Then, tell us the brand name and wattage of your power supply (would be on the side of it when you open the case) that you are using.
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
no stickers on power supply..but i think it was an ULTRA 350 or 400 watt..orderred off tigerdirect years ago..has blue light inside glowing..
vcore 1.64 +3.3V 3.34V +5v 4.99-5.02 (changes) +12v 12.09-12.16 ddr 2.70-2.72 agp 1.48-1.5 cpu temp external 47 deg. celcius cha temp 28 deg celcius cpu temp on die 56 deg celcius that's CMOS...ABOVE.. here is specs from EVEREST HOME EDITION: Field Value Sensor Properties Sensor Type ITE IT8705F, National LM90 (ISA 290h, SMBus 4Ch) Motherboard Name Soyo KT333 / KT400 / KT600 / KT880 Series Temperatures Motherboard 42 °C (108 °F) CPU 54 °C (129 °F) Aux 28 °C (82 °F) Seagate ST3120022A 48 °C (118 °F) Maxtor 6L200R0 46 °C (115 °F) Cooling Fans CPU 4821 RPM Voltage Values CPU Core 1.62 V +3.3 V 3.34 V +5 V 5.03 V +12 V 12.10 V VBAT Battery 0.24 V DIMM 2.72 V AGP 1.50 V Debug Info F FF 23 FF Debug Info T 28 46 46 Debug Info V 65 D1 BB BD AA 5E 7F (F7) |
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
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Applying Artic Silver Thermal Paste Also, tell us what motherboard you have.
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
soyo kt600 dragon plus.... is my mobo..
I'll go check on cpuheatsink now..but I'm sure from day one....4 or 5 years ago..that cpu temp on die..has never been lower than 40's...I'll go wiggle it now..thx |
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
ok...check this out...wiggled cpu heatsink..its on good...maybe i can redo thermal paste ....but I shut down pc first..hit switch on power supply to kill power..unplugged power cable..wiggled heatsink..its good...then when i tried to boot up..it shut off after like 2 seconds...tried again 2 minutes later..booted a little longer almost to welcome xp screen..then shut off again..now 2 hours later...it booted up and i'm up and running?
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Re: computer shuts off..then beeps..occasionally
Sure sounds like a thermal paste issue to me.
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