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 Fried PS
OK,
PIII 700256MB
Asus mobo (don't know which - sue me )
ATX case
300W Power Supply
This is my wife's set, and it was built for her by her brother, so I'm not terribly familiar with is - I am having to much fun tweaking mine. Anyway, this set has blown two power supplies in two months. The symptoms: computer runs just fine trhough 4-5 starts (she does not use it much), and then it won't start. No power to the mobo, nothing. The only anomoly that I did notice this time was teh NUM LOCK led was illuminated, despite no fan or boot attempt.
What are you thoughts? I do not want to put a new PS in this this only to have it fry.
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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Demon Dog Shark
Isn't one post per problem sufficient?
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See response in Tech Support(?) to same.
-MKC
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Originally posted by sww:
Isn't one post per problem sufficient?
Well, since different people go to different forums, I thought I'd spread it around a little, especially since it applies to both topics. Not everyone reads the general Tech Support forum. If it annoys you, don't click on it.
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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Originally posted by llreye:
See response in Tech Support(?) to same.
-MKC
I saw it - and Thanks!
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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