P4 3.2ghz
Geforce 6800
I have my computer permenately on, and for the past 6-7 months it has ran fine no problems. But today i decided to load up age of empires 3 and have a go. I was playing the tutorial everything was running fine, i had it in windowed mode so i could check on downloads i was doing as well and there was no problems from switching around. Then the computer just cut out.
My immediate thought was power cut out , but all the other electrical equipment in my room was running fine. Then i decided to take the power out of the back of the pc plug it back. Pressed the power on nothing happened. Checked the plug to see if the fuse had blown but it was fine. I knew the lead was fine as it was also running my 2.1 speakers and they were on. Then i thought the computer may have overheated so i took the side panel off to vent it and cleared away some of the dust near the vents and fan. gave it a good hour came back tried again. This time the Leds on the power button lit up for literally 1/2 a second then went off.
The only thing i can think of the problem being is that the power supply unit is screwed. i had read up that you need a big power supply unit to kep things going well on the computer but had never got round to finding a replacement, thinking that the one inside would suffice.
The model of the psu is FSP250-60PNA-E (PF)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers
Geforce 6800
I have my computer permenately on, and for the past 6-7 months it has ran fine no problems. But today i decided to load up age of empires 3 and have a go. I was playing the tutorial everything was running fine, i had it in windowed mode so i could check on downloads i was doing as well and there was no problems from switching around. Then the computer just cut out.
My immediate thought was power cut out , but all the other electrical equipment in my room was running fine. Then i decided to take the power out of the back of the pc plug it back. Pressed the power on nothing happened. Checked the plug to see if the fuse had blown but it was fine. I knew the lead was fine as it was also running my 2.1 speakers and they were on. Then i thought the computer may have overheated so i took the side panel off to vent it and cleared away some of the dust near the vents and fan. gave it a good hour came back tried again. This time the Leds on the power button lit up for literally 1/2 a second then went off.
The only thing i can think of the problem being is that the power supply unit is screwed. i had read up that you need a big power supply unit to kep things going well on the computer but had never got round to finding a replacement, thinking that the one inside would suffice.
The model of the psu is FSP250-60PNA-E (PF)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers