PhilC2005
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My computer has been behaving extremely strangely, I am using a Gigabyte motherboard, with a 3200 processor AMD64, a Enermax 480W power supply, and dual channel Corsair.
A while ago, my computer had difficulties starting up, and just refused to turn on, my remedy to this was to remove connections from the power supply, reconnect only the ones that were required and then try again, it worked! After this, it worked for a while, and then refused to work again, it turned on, and the graphics refused to respond, I saw nothing, the monitor did not even come out of standby. To try and fix this I just held the motherboard power connector in place, and pushed restart a few times, and it then started working.
Then the whole experience became a lot more exciting as the monitor froze, and completely crashed, I had to restart it, and then had to hold the motherboard connector in place again.
I decided that this was getting a bit serious so I ran prime 95, and this kicked up no errors, I restarted and ran a ram check, this returned no errors for a long time, but at a random point in time, it returned a few thousand errors! I let it run had no other problems, I restarted and started again, and this time returned no errors, does anyone have any ideas what the problem is, or at least what I should do to try and work out what it is?
Thanks A lot!
A while ago, my computer had difficulties starting up, and just refused to turn on, my remedy to this was to remove connections from the power supply, reconnect only the ones that were required and then try again, it worked! After this, it worked for a while, and then refused to work again, it turned on, and the graphics refused to respond, I saw nothing, the monitor did not even come out of standby. To try and fix this I just held the motherboard power connector in place, and pushed restart a few times, and it then started working.
Then the whole experience became a lot more exciting as the monitor froze, and completely crashed, I had to restart it, and then had to hold the motherboard connector in place again.
I decided that this was getting a bit serious so I ran prime 95, and this kicked up no errors, I restarted and ran a ram check, this returned no errors for a long time, but at a random point in time, it returned a few thousand errors! I let it run had no other problems, I restarted and started again, and this time returned no errors, does anyone have any ideas what the problem is, or at least what I should do to try and work out what it is?
Thanks A lot!
