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| hey all my full system specs: Abit IP35 Mobo Q6600 CPU OcZ 4GB 6400 800mhz memory (4x1) 8800GTS 512mb samsung cd drive samsung 500GB 16mb cache hard drive antec 900 gaming case windows vista ultimate (32bit) OS right about a month ago my gaming pc decided to somehow die on me, what happened was i put vista into sleep mode then the machine started going crazy (booting up and down constantly) till it eventually turned off and since then ive never got it to work again when i turn the system on everything boots up (fans and hardware ect) but but it just doesn't post at all, so cant get to bios or anything,so its boots up but its dead if you get me just cant do anything at all with it i messed about with the ram with different slots and that didn't help,ive tryed the hard drive and graphics card on a older computer and they work fine, i couldn't try anything else on the older computer because the hardware was to new for it.. so i decided to take it all to a computer shop and they've supposidly tested everything, they said the fault was with the CPU as the system doesn't post and because its doesnt beep at all on boot up, i told them ive never heard the system beep working or not but they was still sure it was the cpu what as died, so i decided to RMA the cpu back to the retailers and they've told me there isnt anything wrong with the cpu after testing it, which as now left me with a 15 pound fine and a 10 return postage cost so now im completely confused on whats a matter with my computer, could it be the motherboard/ram??? thanks a lot to anyone who can help RyBo |
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| It sounds like the mobo if you ask me.
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| Have you tried booting with just one stick of ram and swapping them around, keeping to just one stick ?
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Also what PSU have you got in the box ? I take it you are getting no display at all ? My System: Home Build
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| hello thanks for the reply yes i ive tryed it with just one stick of ram changing them around the PSU is a OcZ 600w extreme gamer, the psu is perfectly fine tho ive tested that on the older rig another forum as suggested it could be to do with my memory/motherboard as the sleep function on vista only uses them, so could of fryed something ![]() ill have to wait till monday/tuesday tho to do more testing because my CPU hasnt been returned yet Last edited by rybo89 : 31-05-2008 at 12:52 PM. |
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| Hmmmm. it does seem to point to the mobo, as kano suggested.
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I have read loads of reports of people having boot problems with with mobos only giing out 1.9v, which causes probs for the OcZ 4GB 6400 800mhz Ram, as it is more hungry and needs 2.01v. Normally a bios upgrade has sorted things out, but in your case, if it was working fine and just stopped, it doesn't sound like the bios upgrade would help, even if you could get to bios. I guess it wouldn't do any harm though to try different Ram, if you can lay your hands on any. My System: Home Build
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