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Computer Problem

Clevee

Member
Hi, my cousin just built me a computer with pretty much all new parts. Everything seemed to work fine and everything started up nice the first day. Well now when i'm on my computer it will just turn off for no reason. I think it might be the RAM but i'm not sure... please help!

Specs:

Antec HE 500w psu
nVIDIA eVGA 6800GS g-card
OCZ Dual Channel 512mb Performance ram
Asus A8N-E nvidia nforce 4 motherboard
maxtor 74gb 7200 rpm HD
3800+ Venice 2.4 ghz amd athlon 64 cpu
 
You might want to check your memory. Run with 1 stick. If it keeps happening, then check your PSU
 
Put your RAM on a divider (run it slower, in other words), and it will stop happening. Windows XP, by default, will shut down if you have a page fault (memory fault).
 
No, I think they mean underclocking the memory. I've also seen random power-downs caused by CPU overheating or an over-taxed PSU.
 
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