Random Reboot

markjonesx

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Hey, I seem to have a little problem, every so often my computer reboots on its own.

Any suggestions as to why?
 

bjc112

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More info.

Are you overclocking?

What OS?

What size power supply?

That should narrow it down, its usually related to PSU ...
 

bjc112

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Welll i see you got a hell of and overclock on that system going...

Bump up your core voltage, and possibly your memory voltage a bit...

If not its most likely power supply.
 

thorin

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Originally posted by: bjc112
More info.

Are you overclocking?

What OS?

What size power supply?

That should narrow it down, its usually related to PSU ...

Lets add:

1) What are your temps?
2a) Have you tried running @ default clock? (And memory timings)
2b) Underclocked?
3) Have you tested your memory?

Thorin
 

markjonesx

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OK, I don't overclock, I dont know how to!

How do I change my voltages, seems like a good place to start.
 

thorin

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Actually telling us your temps and testing your RAM is the best place to start.

Thorin
 

lameaway

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I would actually bet money that this problem is with your power supply. That CPU temperature is suspect (too low, even at +10 degrees), but even if your CPU were really baking you ought to be noticing some other stability problems besides the reboots. As for the RAM, I guess anything's possible but for me, bad RAM has always caused weird crashes in programs, windows blue screens, even hard lockups, but never random reboots. Try replacing your PS with a known working unit, or even just upgrading to a quality supply. Antec, Fortron, WPS, Sparkle, Enermax... just be sure its rated 350 watts or more.
 

bjc112

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Originally posted by: markjonesx
OK, I don't overclock, I dont know how to!

How do I change my voltages, seems like a good place to start.


You don't overclock?

In your sig it says you have a 2600+ (2ghz) @ 2.6


:confused:

 

Twista

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Originally posted by: bjc112
Originally posted by: markjonesx
OK, I don't overclock, I dont know how to!

How do I change my voltages, seems like a good place to start.


You don't overclock?

In your sig it says you have a 2600+ (2ghz) @ 2.6


:confused:

I think he means 2600+ @ 2.083ghz @ 2600+ :/ ,which in other words 2.083=2600 i think hes thinking of amd pr rating.