Aug 24 2012, 04:32 AM
Yeah, the beep pattern can help you figure out what part is faulty if you look it up in your mobo's manual.
If you think it's your memory, try using just one stick at a time and see if you the problem shows up. Be sure to to unplug your power, and first touch something metal to discharge any static electricity... I've ruined several memory chips when I was hurrying to diagnose and forgot.:confused:
It's too bad your mobo/Socket 1366 doesn't have on board graphics. If your display driver is crashing, it might be your gfx card overheating.
Speccy is a free little program that gives you really detailed information on your hardware. You can use it to check the temperature levels on your CPU, MOBO, VGA, and HDDs. Or if you wanna be old school, try shutting it off, opening your case, and quickly touching the heatsinks on your graphics card and cpu the next time your pc restarts. :eek:
If you think it's your memory, try using just one stick at a time and see if you the problem shows up. Be sure to to unplug your power, and first touch something metal to discharge any static electricity... I've ruined several memory chips when I was hurrying to diagnose and forgot.:confused:
It's too bad your mobo/Socket 1366 doesn't have on board graphics. If your display driver is crashing, it might be your gfx card overheating.
Speccy is a free little program that gives you really detailed information on your hardware. You can use it to check the temperature levels on your CPU, MOBO, VGA, and HDDs. Or if you wanna be old school, try shutting it off, opening your case, and quickly touching the heatsinks on your graphics card and cpu the next time your pc restarts. :eek:
DK, post: 73654, member: 3039 Wrote:When I built my PC, I was getting this... I changed the memory positions and it's gone, never happened again. On manual they ask you to put 1 memory on A1 and B1, mine are A1 and A2, but it can't be totally usable, my PC is a 8gb, usable 7.90 because of that.. Nothing really taken away.In your case, your memory and mobo wouldn't run in dual channel, so I told you to try single. Glad you got it to work. Like it says in the wiki link Anubis posted, the performance loss is probably less than 5%.
Sibrox, post: 73626, member: 14065 Wrote:seems like a Memory or Overheating Problem, Wattage of the PSU is enough.If you've already been using your computer for awhile when it starts having problems, PSU brand & reliability is more relevant than wattage.
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