lessthanjakejohn
Limp Gawd
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- Jan 13, 2004
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Hi
Recently my computer has had an interesting but inconvenient set of problems.
-After several hours of computer being on my network adapter (built in or pci card) will stop working.
-Upon restart the computer will not get through the BIOS and will restart and continue in that loop. Say the usual bios screen takes 10 seconds. It will get through about 9 seconds of it. It will not boot a cd during this process.
-After several hours or sometimes a day, the computer will continue to work normally until 6-24 hours later when the network adapter fails again.
I have tried reapplying the heatsink and using only 1 of my two memory modules. This seems to tell me it's not the memory unless both sticks are bad.
I have a gigabyte p35 mobo and an e6750 with 2 sticks of DDR2 ram. I have the latest version of the BIOS.
I have overclocked the computer to around 3.4ghz with adequate cooling before, but it has been on stock settings for a while before this happened. My computer was also moved a day before this problem showed up. I have a tuniq tower 120 so I'm guessing the mobo may be fried somewhere, but I want to get another opinion before I upgrade.
Recently my computer has had an interesting but inconvenient set of problems.
-After several hours of computer being on my network adapter (built in or pci card) will stop working.
-Upon restart the computer will not get through the BIOS and will restart and continue in that loop. Say the usual bios screen takes 10 seconds. It will get through about 9 seconds of it. It will not boot a cd during this process.
-After several hours or sometimes a day, the computer will continue to work normally until 6-24 hours later when the network adapter fails again.
I have tried reapplying the heatsink and using only 1 of my two memory modules. This seems to tell me it's not the memory unless both sticks are bad.
I have a gigabyte p35 mobo and an e6750 with 2 sticks of DDR2 ram. I have the latest version of the BIOS.
I have overclocked the computer to around 3.4ghz with adequate cooling before, but it has been on stock settings for a while before this happened. My computer was also moved a day before this problem showed up. I have a tuniq tower 120 so I'm guessing the mobo may be fried somewhere, but I want to get another opinion before I upgrade.