Hello,
I have been having a very bazare problem with my pc,
so here goes:
Hello, I had been running this setup for a month after upgrading due to the pc not working.
Now I took the motherboard into the shop I purchased it from as I have been having problems.
They tested it with their own cpu and ram. I have taken it to them several times.
They said it was fine...
So I took the motherboard home.
I put my own amd x2 7750 and 2gb of ram, gtx 260, my 250gb sata hdd, 2 dvd drives, usb ports,
onboard audio and the front panel connectors and fan as well as spdif.
It worked first go, so I turned it off after about 1 hour of use.
I turn it on later and nothing.
I take everything off except cpu and ram and 24 pin motherboard connector and 4 pin atx plug (the one
near the cpu).
Still nothing.
So I get my original processor that the board originally stopped working with and put it on the board.
The board works first go.
It seems as if the board builds up a negativity with a processor, so when you change it.
It will work, as it did for the shop.
So I will see if the original processor (the one that originally stopped working) stops working like
the new one.
Thanks for your time.
P.S. I have tested this with 3 different power supplies, different ram and that is all is being used on the board
I have been having a very bazare problem with my pc,
so here goes:
Hello, I had been running this setup for a month after upgrading due to the pc not working.
Now I took the motherboard into the shop I purchased it from as I have been having problems.
They tested it with their own cpu and ram. I have taken it to them several times.
They said it was fine...
So I took the motherboard home.
I put my own amd x2 7750 and 2gb of ram, gtx 260, my 250gb sata hdd, 2 dvd drives, usb ports,
onboard audio and the front panel connectors and fan as well as spdif.
It worked first go, so I turned it off after about 1 hour of use.
I turn it on later and nothing.
I take everything off except cpu and ram and 24 pin motherboard connector and 4 pin atx plug (the one
near the cpu).
Still nothing.
So I get my original processor that the board originally stopped working with and put it on the board.
The board works first go.
It seems as if the board builds up a negativity with a processor, so when you change it.
It will work, as it did for the shop.
So I will see if the original processor (the one that originally stopped working) stops working like
the new one.
Thanks for your time.
P.S. I have tested this with 3 different power supplies, different ram and that is all is being used on the board