I've just put together my PC.
System Info:
Speccy:http://speccy.piriform.com/results/L6p5HeQqaXlW3RViB0iojDF
So far I've managed to boot it up, play games and have it run a whole session without crashing but its only when I shut it down completely, it 'powers on' momentarily and then restarts itself.
Sometimes the system remains powered on but the display fails to show.
After more than a few hard shut downs and hitting the I/O behind the powersupply, I'm able to get a message "Power supply surges detected during the previous power on. Asus anti-surge was triggered to protect system from unstable power supply, press F1"
I've just updated my BIOS yesterday and took me forever to get it to boot up again.
I'm now starting to find it real hard to get it to boot normally without doing short repetitive restarts right after pressing the power button.
So far i've done the following..
- Re-seated the ram chips.
- Re-seated the cables going into the PSU
- Unplugged the GPU/peripherals
- Connected the PC straight to the mains
- Updated BIOS
- Default settings on BIOS.
- Ran Memtest86 (Pass)
- Disabled the power surge detection in bios
Still getting bad boots.
When I'm eventually able to boot, everything seems to runs fine.
(Currently writing this message on the computer)
Not sure how to go about this..
System Info:
Speccy:http://speccy.piriform.com/results/L6p5HeQqaXlW3RViB0iojDF
So far I've managed to boot it up, play games and have it run a whole session without crashing but its only when I shut it down completely, it 'powers on' momentarily and then restarts itself.
Sometimes the system remains powered on but the display fails to show.
After more than a few hard shut downs and hitting the I/O behind the powersupply, I'm able to get a message "Power supply surges detected during the previous power on. Asus anti-surge was triggered to protect system from unstable power supply, press F1"
I've just updated my BIOS yesterday and took me forever to get it to boot up again.
I'm now starting to find it real hard to get it to boot normally without doing short repetitive restarts right after pressing the power button.
So far i've done the following..
- Re-seated the ram chips.
- Re-seated the cables going into the PSU
- Unplugged the GPU/peripherals
- Connected the PC straight to the mains
- Updated BIOS
- Default settings on BIOS.
- Ran Memtest86 (Pass)
- Disabled the power surge detection in bios
Still getting bad boots.
When I'm eventually able to boot, everything seems to runs fine.
(Currently writing this message on the computer)
Not sure how to go about this..
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