Please note: I have removed all quotes from your replies
Quoting the message directly before yours is:
1. Not Required - As this is the post of which you are replying to!
2. Should never be quoted in full (especially these posts above
) Only relevant text required
3. Is generally not required on any thread
4. Creates a longer post, being more difficult to read (this is also apparent for spaces in posts too
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Further info on this thread, and member replies
1. This thread is about "
Computer randomly shuts down" not about Monitors!
2. All support replies should be relevant to the original Title and post
3. All support should only be directed to the original member who created the thread
4. This is not a
Meeting Spot to openly discuss all\any hardware
About the validity and correctness of information supplied
1. When providing support, be accurate or state that it is only. in your opinion
2. Try to include respected links to back up your information
3. Endeavor to resolve, or continually try to resolve the original issue
4. Ask for further help from other support members, if unsure
I have quoted below the known disadvantages of CRT monitors (so as to clear or correct any misunderstandings)
This information has been found
here
Disadvantages of CRT Monitors
- heavy and bulky
- use lots of power - typically 150W for a 17in monitor
- high-voltage electric field, high- and low frequency magnetic fields and x-ray radiation being harmful to users
- cannot be used in laptops!
- the scanning technology they employ makes flickering unavoidable, causing eye strain and fatigue
- their surface is generally curved, resulting in straight lines appearing rounded at the edges.
Note: This thread is unnecessarily too long, and off topic
According to the original post, quoted for reference:
the problem .. my pc would randomly shut down so i re-enstalled windows ... it still shiutts down no erro message ...i bought a nvidia geforxe fx5200 and i put in a second harddrive but still the problem is there
1. It's not Windows or any settings
2. It's not the graphics card (or Monitor!)
3. It is (or seems to most likely be) a hardware fault
4. Start by testing Ram; Cooling; Hard Drive; Cabling; Power Supply; Re-seating CPU; Benchtesting and so forth...
This is how you support properly!
Anything else (off topic) will now be removed.
Edit:
Oh, and one other thing!
If you can read my post here, then you must know how to spell too
As all threads here are used to help many for now and future reference, try not to abbreviate or use broken English
This will help all when reading. You may also want to download a free spell checker, if that helps
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