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Tamer Higazi wrote: |
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> It's usually a quality power supply unit, that made it 6 years. |
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> However, what I find totally strange, at the same time. That |
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> applications die during my work. |
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> Totally strange, like "clock" dies, and restarts. Eclipse dies, firefox |
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> dies..... |
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> I have the feeling that memory and power supply are making me headache. |
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> windows died yesterday during installation of .NET SP 4.5 fixes..... |
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> The machine drives me nuts.... However, I am getting myself a new machine. |
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> Tamer |
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On a really really old system many years ago, I had random reboots, lock |
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ups and such. I swapped P/S, memory and other components that I could |
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but it still did it. I finally figured it had to be something hard |
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wired on the motherboard and just replaced the whole thing. I figure a |
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controller chip or something was the problem. |
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One thing about puters and random problems, they are hard to nail down. |
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P/S and memory are a common problem but something bad on the mobo can |
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give the same symptoms. Basically, you have to replace stuff until it |
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stops doing whatever it shouldn't be doing. I have seen people have |
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enough parts to build a second rig short the case of course. As always, |
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it is the last thing you replace and sometimes it can be the last thing |
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you CAN replace. ;-) |
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Personally, I'd prefer one that doesn't work at all. Tends to narrow it |
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down a lot. If replacing the P/S don't fix it, time for a new build. |
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It is dead. For a 6 year old puter, I'd just have to try fixing it |
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tho. I usually get at least 8 years out of a build. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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