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Are the symptoms of a motherboard shorting on the case
consistent/predictable? I've posted previously about my system which is
periodically just going dead. No fans, beeps, or anything. I think
something is shorting somewhere. But I'm not sure if its a problem with the
motherboard itself, the power supply, or the motherboard touching the case.
Sometimes I wiggle the power cord going into the power supply and it dies.
Once I touched the mouse connector and it died. This morning *twice* it
died when I put the case cover on.
Also, the PSU that came with the case is a Powerman. Its not on AMD's list.
So that in itself is probably something I should change. Are Powerman PSUs
known for being problematic?
The specifics:
Gigabyte GA-7DXR
Athlon 1.2GHz, 266FSB
Thermaltake 6Cu cooler
256MB Crucial DDR RAM
Inwin S506 case w/ 300W power supply
eVGA GeForce2 64MB video card
Sony CD-ROM
Philips CD-RW
WD 40GB 7200RPM HDD
Thanks a bunch.
Jim
jimhasel@home.com
consistent/predictable? I've posted previously about my system which is
periodically just going dead. No fans, beeps, or anything. I think
something is shorting somewhere. But I'm not sure if its a problem with the
motherboard itself, the power supply, or the motherboard touching the case.
Sometimes I wiggle the power cord going into the power supply and it dies.
Once I touched the mouse connector and it died. This morning *twice* it
died when I put the case cover on.
Also, the PSU that came with the case is a Powerman. Its not on AMD's list.
So that in itself is probably something I should change. Are Powerman PSUs
known for being problematic?
The specifics:
Gigabyte GA-7DXR
Athlon 1.2GHz, 266FSB
Thermaltake 6Cu cooler
256MB Crucial DDR RAM
Inwin S506 case w/ 300W power supply
eVGA GeForce2 64MB video card
Sony CD-ROM
Philips CD-RW
WD 40GB 7200RPM HDD
Thanks a bunch.
Jim
jimhasel@home.com