Hi forum . I have changed my power supply because my ex power supply involved in the problem. specs was 1035 Watt (1000 Watt Real) model GP1035B Green . with that (before it crash down)
my system was boot up correctly after I hit the Power On button on top of my chassis.
... since a few days ago that I've bought a new PSU with this spec : Green 1000 Watt (Real) OC edition model GP1000B GOLD (80 plus Gold) . now the problem is , every time I want to turn on my PC , first it doesn't boot up but it's powered on and all hardware are in correct position and nothing's weird . just actually do nothing .until I push 2 or 3 times Reset button or Power button from chassis and then after a while when it re-started again everything goes well and system will boot up perfectly .
*note - new results and experience :
I decided to have had some tests so I told by myself let's check the computer when it's powered off recently and I did uninterrupted turn it back ON again. so it worked. I tried several times to power On and power Off (shutting down from windows) and it worked! so I get that when my machine is powered off for half an hour or maybe several hours then it should be handle this problem which I mention.(and This test was a huge leap in my opinion )
pluralization :
1- I'm thinking maybe it refers to my new and fresh PSU , maybe it has a new system delay /interrupt or maybe optional setting that can help through this.
2- maybe the problem is related to the cables (I'm not sure because I double checked the cables and all connections before)
3- if problem is related to the Capacitors , so in this case Capacitors are usually swollen. but there is no sign of this condition , I also double checked Capacitors for assurance.
4- especially this PSU is the best kind of high power supplies and it's new . no sign of ripple / noise/ or any suspicious signs of its internal hardware.
5- so we can say , no MOBO suspicious , no PSU suspicious , no Graphics suspicious , anything but only RAM at this point we can say maybe problem is refers to the RAM modules . because I haven't test it yet and I hope it is nothing to worry .
6- according to recent test , we can assuming there should be a common setting or case that helping us through this. because if there was a problem with any kind of hardware then why when I test it repeatedly ON\OFF uninterrupted there was no sign of a problem?
and one more thing remember not to , there is no sign or overheating of any kind of my hardware too.I'm always aware about this.
any help will appreciate in advance . Thanks
System Specs:
OS - Win 8.1 Enterprise x64
CPU - i7 930
Video - GTX480
Mobo - Asus P6X58D Premium x58 chip
RAM - 6GB Corsair XMP 3 (3x2GB 1600MHz)
my system was boot up correctly after I hit the Power On button on top of my chassis.
... since a few days ago that I've bought a new PSU with this spec : Green 1000 Watt (Real) OC edition model GP1000B GOLD (80 plus Gold) . now the problem is , every time I want to turn on my PC , first it doesn't boot up but it's powered on and all hardware are in correct position and nothing's weird . just actually do nothing .until I push 2 or 3 times Reset button or Power button from chassis and then after a while when it re-started again everything goes well and system will boot up perfectly .
*note - new results and experience :
I decided to have had some tests so I told by myself let's check the computer when it's powered off recently and I did uninterrupted turn it back ON again. so it worked. I tried several times to power On and power Off (shutting down from windows) and it worked! so I get that when my machine is powered off for half an hour or maybe several hours then it should be handle this problem which I mention.(and This test was a huge leap in my opinion )
pluralization :
1- I'm thinking maybe it refers to my new and fresh PSU , maybe it has a new system delay /interrupt or maybe optional setting that can help through this.
2- maybe the problem is related to the cables (I'm not sure because I double checked the cables and all connections before)
3- if problem is related to the Capacitors , so in this case Capacitors are usually swollen. but there is no sign of this condition , I also double checked Capacitors for assurance.
4- especially this PSU is the best kind of high power supplies and it's new . no sign of ripple / noise/ or any suspicious signs of its internal hardware.
5- so we can say , no MOBO suspicious , no PSU suspicious , no Graphics suspicious , anything but only RAM at this point we can say maybe problem is refers to the RAM modules . because I haven't test it yet and I hope it is nothing to worry .
6- according to recent test , we can assuming there should be a common setting or case that helping us through this. because if there was a problem with any kind of hardware then why when I test it repeatedly ON\OFF uninterrupted there was no sign of a problem?
and one more thing remember not to , there is no sign or overheating of any kind of my hardware too.I'm always aware about this.
any help will appreciate in advance . Thanks
System Specs:
OS - Win 8.1 Enterprise x64
CPU - i7 930
Video - GTX480
Mobo - Asus P6X58D Premium x58 chip
RAM - 6GB Corsair XMP 3 (3x2GB 1600MHz)
