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ok here we go

i have an AMD 1.1ghz and on a cold boot it will get to loading the os and then reboot then it will try to restart again but like a car (starts and stops starts and stops) until i get fed up and switch it off at the mains, but if i leave it switched off at the mains then later switch on a boot it seems to be ok. I have updated the bios and via drivers and reinstalled win2k many times anyone got any ideas ??

SYSTEM CONFIG

 

amd tb 1.1ghz

2 x 128 pc133 ram

46.1 ibm deskstar 7200 HDD

50 x cd rom drive

8 x 4 x 32 CDRW samsung

microstar 6330 ktpro MB bios ver 1.90

ls120 floptical drive

voodoo 3 3000 agp latest drivers

speedcom 56k internal hardware modem

300 psu

i dont think this is a heat problem as it will do it when its cold, another thing is if i put into the system a 650 duron it dont play silly buggers so do you think this is a power problem ???

 

 

Thanks in advance, and this forum makes for some good learning

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Could the power supply be flaky?

 

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Regards,

 

clutch

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well its the 3rd psu i have had but its from the same place 3 times i have ordered a amd rated one as i think the problem lies with the psu as you say...

 

the psu is 250 watt max output 300watt but i think it is not switching to the max power before the CPU and so the CPU says oppps no power i'm off so yes i think its a bad make of psu....

but hey thank you for replying so soon and a merry xmas to you all

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.....this is a long shot, but it could be a memory dump, just try turning that off, see if that helps at all, but usually it gives a nice bsod. But, it could also be the connection to the mobo, check that out, and all the other connections, and if they are all ok, i would suggest getting another case, as the power supply will prolly be round the same $$$$.

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