Raffaz Golden Master Messages 6,798 Sep 27, 2006 #11 Oh if ya have a multi meter test ya PSU, i know its new but if its a cheapie it could still be causing ya problems
Oh if ya have a multi meter test ya PSU, i know its new but if its a cheapie it could still be causing ya problems
MikeReiner Golden Master Messages 5,055 Sep 27, 2006 #12 ChampMark said: Well it's not the Graphics card, tested out my 6800 gt in it. It did the exact same thing, Pretty sure it's either the mobo, or processor. Possibly the ram, but I highly doubt it. Click to expand... Check your CPU temps, run a game windowed and watch it, if the temps never get critical, then then is not the problem. As far as I know, if there is even the slightest thing really 'wrong' with a processor, the whole computer doesn't work..
ChampMark said: Well it's not the Graphics card, tested out my 6800 gt in it. It did the exact same thing, Pretty sure it's either the mobo, or processor. Possibly the ram, but I highly doubt it. Click to expand... Check your CPU temps, run a game windowed and watch it, if the temps never get critical, then then is not the problem. As far as I know, if there is even the slightest thing really 'wrong' with a processor, the whole computer doesn't work..
OP OP C ChampMark Baseband Member Messages 96 Sep 27, 2006 #14 The PSU, is brand new, I really suppoes the only way to test it out is to stick another psu in it. I've got one in another pc I can use for the time being. Thanks all for your input.
The PSU, is brand new, I really suppoes the only way to test it out is to stick another psu in it. I've got one in another pc I can use for the time being. Thanks all for your input.
OP OP C ChampMark Baseband Member Messages 96 Sep 27, 2006 #15 I had a spare gig of ram I pulled out of my other pc (still has a gig so no complaints), we'll see if it does it now.
I had a spare gig of ram I pulled out of my other pc (still has a gig so no complaints), we'll see if it does it now.