- Oct 24, 2015
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Hello,
My computer randomly will shut off after being on for any amount of time, could be two hours could be two days. Then it wont turn back on until i've let it sit for an hour or so. And when I mean it wont turn on, I mean it wont give me any response from the power button on the case or the motherboard at all.
To turn it on, sometimes it will get stuck on the BIOS screen "Gigabyte" etc, and i'll have to reset, then try again by entering the BIOS, quitting BIOS, and then it will boot up.
I flashed the BIOS, nothing.
I ran a stress tester and checked the temps via coretemp as well as GPU-Z, and it was all working properly for a while. No problems.
I'm not sure what the issue is. it could possibly be related to the uniqueness of the system.
OS: Windows 7
CPU: Intel 4770
GPU: EVGA Classified GTX770
RAM: 16GB (2X8GB) G.Skill Trident
SSD: 240gb Intel
Now the not-so-common setup parts
Seasonic gold 1050w power supply
As well as 15 SATA devices excluding the SSD, 16 including.
1 SSD
1 DVD Drive
14 HDD's for a total of about 60TB of storage.
This system was running fine for about 2 years until this issue started to happen.
PS: I've cleaned the entire system out, re-pasted the CPU, and cleaned everything, still have my intermittent working problem.
Thanks in advance!
My computer randomly will shut off after being on for any amount of time, could be two hours could be two days. Then it wont turn back on until i've let it sit for an hour or so. And when I mean it wont turn on, I mean it wont give me any response from the power button on the case or the motherboard at all.
To turn it on, sometimes it will get stuck on the BIOS screen "Gigabyte" etc, and i'll have to reset, then try again by entering the BIOS, quitting BIOS, and then it will boot up.
I flashed the BIOS, nothing.
I ran a stress tester and checked the temps via coretemp as well as GPU-Z, and it was all working properly for a while. No problems.
I'm not sure what the issue is. it could possibly be related to the uniqueness of the system.
OS: Windows 7
CPU: Intel 4770
GPU: EVGA Classified GTX770
RAM: 16GB (2X8GB) G.Skill Trident
SSD: 240gb Intel
Now the not-so-common setup parts
Seasonic gold 1050w power supply
As well as 15 SATA devices excluding the SSD, 16 including.
1 SSD
1 DVD Drive
14 HDD's for a total of about 60TB of storage.
This system was running fine for about 2 years until this issue started to happen.
PS: I've cleaned the entire system out, re-pasted the CPU, and cleaned everything, still have my intermittent working problem.
Thanks in advance!
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