cant find the problem... - Page 2

bmxfreakrider · 05-06-2007, 11:21 PM

i doubt that it could be the cause of the problem, especially if none of th pins fell off, but as you have replaced almost every other component besides the cpu, leads me to believe that it is the only option left.

i mean, after all it is overheating, you have upgraded the cooling, and it still overheats, so whats the most logical explanation: the cpu must be dying/faulty

Nick · 05-07-2007, 04:27 AM

CPU CPU CPU CPU

there

trose · 05-07-2007, 01:33 PM

Not so fast. A while back I had a soundcard in my computer (I don't remember which type) and I've got an Asus mobo. When I had the drivers for that sound card installed and activated my computer would take over 5 minutes to boot up. Sound card deactivated and my computer would come up in an instant. Not saying it's your problem, but I would look into it.

Jhill1 · 05-07-2007, 03:51 PM

ok ill look into the sound card, because my mobo came with one. ill try that and see what it does for me, but if that fails then im going to guess the CPU.

i dont think its the CD drive

thanks everybody for your help

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bmxfreakrider G33K P0W3R!!!! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: HickTown, California (hesperia) Posts: 1,913	Re: cant find the problem... i doubt that it could be the cause of the problem, especially if none of th pins fell off, but as you have replaced almost every other component besides the cpu, leads me to believe that it is the only option left. i mean, after all it is overheating, you have upgraded the cooling, and it still overheats, so whats the most logical explanation: the cpu must be dying/faulty __________________ Laptop (POC....lmao) Gateway MT6729 \|\| I-Rocks 5btn Laser _________________________________ Desktop (BlueDemon) TT Bach VX \|\| DFI Infinity \|\| X2 3600+ @2.4ghz Asus 7300LE \|\| 1GB Corsair VS \|\| WD 160GB Compaq FS7600 17" \|\| OCZ Equalizer 7btn 2500dpi MASSIVE OVERCLOCK

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05-07-2007, 01:33 PM	#13 (permalink)
trose Newb Techie Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas Posts: 11	Re: cant find the problem... Not so fast. A while back I had a soundcard in my computer (I don't remember which type) and I've got an Asus mobo. When I had the drivers for that sound card installed and activated my computer would take over 5 minutes to boot up. Sound card deactivated and my computer would come up in an instant. Not saying it's your problem, but I would look into it.

05-07-2007, 03:51 PM	#14 (permalink)
Jhill1 Newb Techie Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 6	Re: cant find the problem... ok ill look into the sound card, because my mobo came with one. ill try that and see what it does for me, but if that fails then im going to guess the CPU. i dont think its the CD drive thanks everybody for your help

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