A computer I just built has a problem with stand-by mode--sometimes it won't come out of it. When I push the power button to get it out of stand-by mode, the PSU comes on and I hear the fans start, but there's no video signal and the LEDs on the front of the case flash on for a moment then stay off. I can't get it to shut down by holding in the power button or anything else, I just have to reset it.
Is this a problem with AMD 64s? I had the same problem on another AMD 64 system, although less regularly. Has anyone had this problem?
Here are the specs for the machine its happening on now:
AMD 64 3200 (90 nm) socket 939
MSI Neo2 Plat
1 Gig Corsair Value Select RAM
BFG NVidia 6800 OC
Antec Sonata case with 380 watt Truepower
Viewsonic Optiquest 95 monitor
Windows XP MCE 2005
I have it set to S3 mode for stand-by.
The machine it used to happen on (hasn't happened since I switched the monitor to the one I just built):
AMD 64 3400 (130 nm)
Gigabyte NForce 3 150 Socket 754
1 Gig Corsair RAM (CMX?)
Radeon 9800 Pro 128
Antec 480 watt PSU
Windows XP Home
This machine is also set to S3 mode for stand-by.
Anyone have any experiences with this, know what's causing it, or have a solution?
Thank you,
Jeff
Is this a problem with AMD 64s? I had the same problem on another AMD 64 system, although less regularly. Has anyone had this problem?
Here are the specs for the machine its happening on now:
AMD 64 3200 (90 nm) socket 939
MSI Neo2 Plat
1 Gig Corsair Value Select RAM
BFG NVidia 6800 OC
Antec Sonata case with 380 watt Truepower
Viewsonic Optiquest 95 monitor
Windows XP MCE 2005
I have it set to S3 mode for stand-by.
The machine it used to happen on (hasn't happened since I switched the monitor to the one I just built):
AMD 64 3400 (130 nm)
Gigabyte NForce 3 150 Socket 754
1 Gig Corsair RAM (CMX?)
Radeon 9800 Pro 128
Antec 480 watt PSU
Windows XP Home
This machine is also set to S3 mode for stand-by.
Anyone have any experiences with this, know what's causing it, or have a solution?
Thank you,
Jeff