Complete Motherboard Wackiness!

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Kenneth

Okay, this is a follow up to my follow up (5/20) to my original message
(5/14). Thanks to the advice of DaveW, I've got an Anteck TRU550 on the way
in. It seems like not a moment too soon, too.

I happen to be casually using my computer the other day, and I everything
went completely wacky. I need to know that it's the power supply causing
this. My Asus PC Probe looked like it was in a cardiac fit!

http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble1.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble2.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble3.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble4.jpg

Thanks in advance,
Kenneth
 
Kenneth said:
Okay, this is a follow up to my follow up (5/20) to my original
message (5/14). Thanks to the advice of DaveW, I've got an Anteck
TRU550 on the way in. It seems like not a moment too soon, too.

I happen to be casually using my computer the other day, and I
everything went completely wacky. I need to know that it's the power
supply causing this. My Asus PC Probe looked like it was in a
cardiac fit!

http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble1.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble2.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble3.jpg
http://www.taylormadecom.com/test/bigtrouble4.jpg
Click to expand...

Do you have any other monitoring software running at the same time as Asus
Probe ? If so, disable it, as the two will conflict and give odd readings.
 
S.Heenan said:
Do you have any other monitoring software running at the same time as Asus
Probe ? If so, disable it, as the two will conflict and give odd readings.
Click to expand...

Nope, just the Asus PC Probe. This system has been running reliably with
this configuration for nearly a year now, just started giving me problems
about three weeks ago.

Ken
 
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