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My computer has started to reboot randomly over the last 4 weeks. The computer had been running well for the previous 4 months with absolutely no issues
Specs
-ASUS P4C800-E Delux
-Intel 3.0 Ghz w/Hyperthreadin
-1.0 GB DDR (PC3200) RA
-80 GB WD HD
-ATI Radeon 9600 PRO 8x AGP Vide
-Creative SB Audigy 2 Z
-Sony DVD/CR-R
-Sony DVD/DVR-R
Histor
-After a series of random reboots and numerous failed attempts to fix the problem I reinstalled XP PRO SP1 after reformatting the drive. It seems as though the problems started after some Service Packs were loaded. The previous version of Windows was XP PRO, all service packs were loaded via Windows update
-I have tried both older versions of the ATI display drivers and the latest version from their web site
-The problem does not seem to be related to heat. I have been monitoring the temperature very closely. The cpu and memory remain very close to 30 deg C. when not under heavy load. The computer has rebooted several times at this temp
-I have run a load test/burn-in test several times (from passmark.com) successfully. When the computer was under heavy stress it performed well. In fact, it seems to do better when under heavy loads. I have yet to be able to replicate the problem under a heavy load
- I have mini dumps available
- I am currently trying to narrow down the problem by removing hardware
I am an IT professional with over 9 years of experience, but I am stumped
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Specs
-ASUS P4C800-E Delux
-Intel 3.0 Ghz w/Hyperthreadin
-1.0 GB DDR (PC3200) RA
-80 GB WD HD
-ATI Radeon 9600 PRO 8x AGP Vide
-Creative SB Audigy 2 Z
-Sony DVD/CR-R
-Sony DVD/DVR-R
Histor
-After a series of random reboots and numerous failed attempts to fix the problem I reinstalled XP PRO SP1 after reformatting the drive. It seems as though the problems started after some Service Packs were loaded. The previous version of Windows was XP PRO, all service packs were loaded via Windows update
-I have tried both older versions of the ATI display drivers and the latest version from their web site
-The problem does not seem to be related to heat. I have been monitoring the temperature very closely. The cpu and memory remain very close to 30 deg C. when not under heavy load. The computer has rebooted several times at this temp
-I have run a load test/burn-in test several times (from passmark.com) successfully. When the computer was under heavy stress it performed well. In fact, it seems to do better when under heavy loads. I have yet to be able to replicate the problem under a heavy load
- I have mini dumps available
- I am currently trying to narrow down the problem by removing hardware
I am an IT professional with over 9 years of experience, but I am stumped
Any help would be greatly appreciated!