"Gargoyle_1976" wrote
> I have big problems with my computer. My AN7 MB doesnt want to boot
> somethimes:
>
> Machine:
> Abit AN7
> AMD Atholon 2500+ Barton
> 2x256MB Kingmax Super RAM 3200
> ATI Radeon 9200SE 64MB
> Segate 120GB Serial ATA (two partition 10GB and 110GB)
> Modem US Robotics v.90
> Logic ATX2 400W
> CD-RW
> Cooler Spire Whisper Rock III
> Windows XP Home Edition
> Put together: 21.02.2004.
Hi,
what PSU you got with this lot?. I put together an AN7 build 2 weeks ago,
and I also have some weird things happen, but it all worked out fine in the
end. Under stock settings the board was fine, but when I started
overclocking and placing the system under intense pressure it would reboot
(after 24hours lol). Sorry to hear you are having problems also, sounds
like a pain. Your spec looks good, with nothing obvious sticking out,
except we do not know what PSU you have (BRAND/Power rating).
If I were you I would leave the PC switched on for a few days, and run one
or two stability checks (Memtestx86, Prime95). Just leave the P.C testing
itself, which I can understand may be hard if its your only machine. . .
This was the spec of the working AN7 build:
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*SOUL-RIPPER*
AN7 rev1.0 (BIOS 13)
T-Bred XP2400+ (AIUHB) 2.2GHz - 1.85vCore
512MB (Single Stick) Crucial PC3200 (CT6464Z40B)
Sapphire Radeon 9600XT (FireBlade Edition)
Western Digital S.E 120GB SATA (7,200rpm - 8MB)
LITE-ON 52x32x52 Burner
LITE-ON 16x DVD
ANTEC SX835 II
ANTEC 350w Smart-Power (Dual Fan)
4 x 80mm Case fans
WinXP SP/1
DX 9.0b
nVidia Drivers (CD)
Cat 3.10 (CD)
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Wayne ][
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