Hello Tom's hardware I often visit your site but never actually posted on the forum.
Ok, so onto my problem.
I built an almost new PC, containing -
Asus P5VD2-X Motherboard
Intel Q6600 with Stock intel fan.
2 GB Kingston Valueram
and my old parts, Seagate 250gb, 40GB Maxtor, and a geforce 7600GT, and my 400W PSU.
When i tried to reinstall windows XP Professional ( I tend to do that when installing a lot new hardware ), it rebooted. During the install, around the point where you have to select your timezone.
I thought, hey, could happen.
So i re-tried. It rebooted again, even earlier this time.
So I thought the temps of my CPU weren't good. It was 36C when i looked in the bios. I know it could be wrong, but it gives a good indication, no?
So i tried a diffirent disk of windows. Same problem.
Then I tried a 64 bit of windows. again. Same went for my 2 Vista disks, one 32B and an 64B version.
Now the strange thing. I also tried Windows 98. ( with only 1gb of ram insterted now ), and that went fine.
I can leave the PC up and running for hours and hours in the bios without it crashing, but
I am seriously baffled by this
What could be up?
Ok, so onto my problem.
I built an almost new PC, containing -
Asus P5VD2-X Motherboard
Intel Q6600 with Stock intel fan.
2 GB Kingston Valueram
and my old parts, Seagate 250gb, 40GB Maxtor, and a geforce 7600GT, and my 400W PSU.
When i tried to reinstall windows XP Professional ( I tend to do that when installing a lot new hardware ), it rebooted. During the install, around the point where you have to select your timezone.
I thought, hey, could happen.
So i re-tried. It rebooted again, even earlier this time.
So I thought the temps of my CPU weren't good. It was 36C when i looked in the bios. I know it could be wrong, but it gives a good indication, no?
So i tried a diffirent disk of windows. Same problem.
Then I tried a 64 bit of windows. again. Same went for my 2 Vista disks, one 32B and an 64B version.
Now the strange thing. I also tried Windows 98. ( with only 1gb of ram insterted now ), and that went fine.
I can leave the PC up and running for hours and hours in the bios without it crashing, but
I am seriously baffled by this
What could be up?