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Old October 24th, 2009, 08:10 PM
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System randomly power off
my system gets randomly power off .Sytem gets dual boot in linux and windows ,in both i find the same problem.i recently installed new smps but still problem exists..i don't understand what's the problem
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my view sonic lcd screen shakes randomly,some thick dark lines ,boxes get on my screen and picture get distuerbed ,shakes for 1 sec.i hav changed power cord and blue pin wire connecting lcd to cpu box...and also installed new smps but still problem exists...
plse help me to get out of this problem
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Merged threads, as it seems to be the same problem with different symptoms.

Give us you systems specifications and what operating system you are using. Initial indications sound like an overheating issue of some kind.

What is an SMP?
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The system powering off is a heat issue by the sounds of it. Unix/Linux and Windows doing it suggests that. For the VGA problem-usually it's natural ghosting because of a very long VGA lead. I get those problems on Darkstar and my 17" CRT monitor (ok for those nebbies, a Samsung SyncMaster 753s). I recommend using DVI if your video card has a port for it.
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The system powering off is a heat issue by the sounds of it. Unix/Linux and Windows doing it suggests that. For the VGA problem-usually it's natural ghosting because of a very long VGA lead. I get those problems on Darkstar and my 17" CRT monitor (ok for those nebbies, a Samsung SyncMaster 753s). I recommend using DVI if your video card has a port for it.


i don't have vga card but in built graphics(nvidia ge6100) on my motherboard(MSI).i didn't get heat issue (sry iam newbbe), is that cpu get over heated ...i will check by installing softs showing cpu temp.
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Merged threads, as it seems to be the same problem with different symptoms.

Give us you systems specifications and what operating system you are using. Initial indications sound like an overheating issue of some kind.

What is an SMP?


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my systems specification are
motherboard-MSI K9N6GM
Nvidia GEForce MCP61 + nforce 410 chipset
on board graphics nvidia geforce 6100 256MB
AMD Athlon(tm)64 x2 Dual Core processor 4400+
ram 2GB
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SMPs mean power supply unit(PSU)
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Ok, you can't cure the natural ghosting, as it's usually caused by DSUB VGA connectors, this problem rarely happens on DVI. As for the overheating issue, clean out the processor cooler or buy a new one, a one that fits the AM2 socket. Read some reviews online for AM2 Coolers, and see which one is the best at cooling. A clean out of the heatsink should bring your temps back to normal and cure the shutdown issue
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Ok, you can't cure the natural ghosting, as it's usually caused by DSUB VGA connectors, this problem rarely happens on DVI. As for the overheating issue, clean out the processor cooler or buy a new one, a one that fits the AM2 socket. Read some reviews online for AM2 Coolers, and see which one is the best at cooling. A clean out of the heatsink should bring your temps back to normal and cure the shutdown issue


ok i will try to clean out processor cooler still problem exists i will try with new one
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