A7V600 Switches off

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I've just built a system using AMD 2500+ Barton and Asus A7V600

My problem is that the motherboard will power down without warning at
any time. Sometimes within 2 seconds of powering on from cold.

Any ideas what could be causing this? I can't even get to the BIOS to
check the settings.

What manual settings are the /correct/ ones for this CPU and which
would you recommend? (Assuming I can get it running long enough to
change them!).

Strange thing is that it ran for almost two hours the first time I
switched it on, and AsusProbe showed it was running at 39 - 40 degress
C.

Please help if you can!
 
Kenny said:
I've just built a system using AMD 2500+ Barton and Asus A7V600

My problem is that the motherboard will power down without warning at
any time. Sometimes within 2 seconds of powering on from cold.

Any ideas what could be causing this? I can't even get to the BIOS to
check the settings.

What manual settings are the /correct/ ones for this CPU and which
would you recommend? (Assuming I can get it running long enough to
change them!).

Strange thing is that it ran for almost two hours the first time I
switched it on, and AsusProbe showed it was running at 39 - 40 degress
C.

Please help if you can!
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How much output does your power supply deliver, not just peak wattage!
For instance, my 350W power supply only delivers 197W sustained but up
to 350W for a period of max 7 sec. Then it overheats and shuts the
computer down (which is in accordance with its specification).

/ Peter
 
Peter Johansson said:
How much output does your power supply deliver, not just peak wattage!
For instance, my 350W power supply only delivers 197W sustained but up
to 350W for a period of max 7 sec. Then it overheats and shuts the
computer down (which is in accordance with its specification).

/ Peter
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AH yes seems like you'v hit the nail on the head there.

-Kenny
 
Thanks everyone.
A new power supply - nice sturdy 550W one- has sorted all the problems.

No more cheap £15 psu's for me!

-K.
 
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