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Processor | AMD Athlon II X4 640 3.00GHz |
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Motherboard | Asus M4A87TD |
Cooling | Nexus RealSilent 120 mm |
Memory | 2 * KingMax 2GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9 |
Video Card(s) | Gainward GeForce GTX 460 768MB DDR5 192-bit |
Storage | Western Digital 500GB SATA-III 7200rpm 16MB Caviar Blue KX |
Case | Antec VSK-2000 |
Power Supply | Sirtec HPC-500-H12S |
Benchmark Scores | Win 7 / 64 |
Motherboard: Asus M4A87TD
AMD Phenom X4 II SKT 640 3.00GHz AM3 box
Memory: 2x Kingmax 2GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9
Video Card: Gainward GeForce GTX 460 768MB 192-bit DDR5
HDD: Western Digital 500GB SATA 7200RPM 16MB Caviar KX III
PSU: HPC-500-H12S Sirtec (http://www.highpower-tech.com/eng/pr...20100530203115)
Case: Antec VSK-2000
Optical Drive: Optiarc AD-5260S Black Bulk
Symptoms and other details:
- It worked at work (5 hours uptime without reset)
- With an regular extension :
1. Reset after 2 minutes
2. Restarted: it resets again after 3-5 seconds
3. Restarted after an half an hour: it resets everything back to 3-5 seconds
- With a protection strip V-Mark Extension SGE with shock protection:
1. Starts without problems
2. Install Windows 7 (64) + about 5 restarts for updates
3. After a few minutes monitor is showing : windows is shutting down
4. I power up again and now it only stays for a few seconds up then it shuts down again itself then power up again itself. I powering off and remove the cable from PSU
5. After a few hours i start it again without the DVD-drive, and it loads the windows
6. I shutdown from windows manually, and after 10 minutes it starts by itself just to shutdown again.
Any suggestions what it might be? I would hate to have to bring it to warranty.
Also (maybe related) DVI worked and after a while it stoped and now only works on VGA :
I try to connect GTX 460 768 MB with a 23 inch Philips monitor (1920 x 1080)
I tried the following:
1. Output DVI-D video card with DVI-D monitor
2. DVI-I output video card with DVI-D monitor
3. Other Single-Link Cable still the same two tests
4. Reinstalled the video card driver 5-6 times
a. installation CD (260.99 version)
b. from Nvidia on site (266.58 version)
c. from the Gainward site (266.77 version)
Instead I go to the VGA. If I put the DVI monitor to say "no video input" -> sleep mode -> Analog VGA (D-Sub).
I must say that initially worked on the DVI-D DVI-D video monitor with the Single-Link cable.
Also when i am playing HD movies i get image freezing, video and audio lagging behind.
PSU:
AMD Phenom X4 II SKT 640 3.00GHz AM3 box
Memory: 2x Kingmax 2GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9
Video Card: Gainward GeForce GTX 460 768MB 192-bit DDR5
HDD: Western Digital 500GB SATA 7200RPM 16MB Caviar KX III
PSU: HPC-500-H12S Sirtec (http://www.highpower-tech.com/eng/pr...20100530203115)
Case: Antec VSK-2000
Optical Drive: Optiarc AD-5260S Black Bulk
Symptoms and other details:
- It worked at work (5 hours uptime without reset)
- With an regular extension :
1. Reset after 2 minutes
2. Restarted: it resets again after 3-5 seconds
3. Restarted after an half an hour: it resets everything back to 3-5 seconds
- With a protection strip V-Mark Extension SGE with shock protection:
1. Starts without problems
2. Install Windows 7 (64) + about 5 restarts for updates
3. After a few minutes monitor is showing : windows is shutting down
4. I power up again and now it only stays for a few seconds up then it shuts down again itself then power up again itself. I powering off and remove the cable from PSU
5. After a few hours i start it again without the DVD-drive, and it loads the windows
6. I shutdown from windows manually, and after 10 minutes it starts by itself just to shutdown again.
Any suggestions what it might be? I would hate to have to bring it to warranty.
Also (maybe related) DVI worked and after a while it stoped and now only works on VGA :
I try to connect GTX 460 768 MB with a 23 inch Philips monitor (1920 x 1080)
I tried the following:
1. Output DVI-D video card with DVI-D monitor
2. DVI-I output video card with DVI-D monitor
3. Other Single-Link Cable still the same two tests
4. Reinstalled the video card driver 5-6 times
a. installation CD (260.99 version)
b. from Nvidia on site (266.58 version)
c. from the Gainward site (266.77 version)
Instead I go to the VGA. If I put the DVI monitor to say "no video input" -> sleep mode -> Analog VGA (D-Sub).
I must say that initially worked on the DVI-D DVI-D video monitor with the Single-Link cable.
Also when i am playing HD movies i get image freezing, video and audio lagging behind.
PSU: