Computer Temps
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PTCOMPREPAIR
, Jul 13 2005 05:35 AM
#1
Posted 13 July 2005 - 05:35 AM
#2
Posted 13 July 2005 - 05:42 AM
what is your PSU output power?
#3
Posted 13 July 2005 - 09:17 AM
10.8Volts is right at the -10% level. . . . . (+12.0 ±1.2 V)/(10.8-13.2)
It is probably going into current limit when you start compiling & shuts down. . . .then returns back on line
Need to know rating of Power Supply:
Total Watts
All voltages & current ratings
what was original equipment on Computer
how much expansion did you add:
how many fans / how many drives /
when did problem begin? . . . .what was last expansion? related to start of problem . . . How old is computer . . .
What were your temps in BIOS?
What were reading of other voltages?
Power Supply will shutdown for following reasons:
Excessive Current
Excessive Temp
Either you power supply is going bad or you out grew it!! or excessive temp
Post back info
Jack123
It is probably going into current limit when you start compiling & shuts down. . . .then returns back on line
Need to know rating of Power Supply:
Total Watts
All voltages & current ratings
what was original equipment on Computer
how much expansion did you add:
how many fans / how many drives /
when did problem begin? . . . .what was last expansion? related to start of problem . . . How old is computer . . .
What were your temps in BIOS?
What were reading of other voltages?
Power Supply will shutdown for following reasons:
Excessive Current
Excessive Temp
Either you power supply is going bad or you out grew it!! or excessive temp
Post back info
Jack123
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