Computer turned itself off.

Rikki

wolfman wrote:

If you look along the bottom of SpeedFan it should show a load of Voltage ratings. Post all of them here, then we can see if the psu is overloaded or not.

Apart from the info posted everything else is blank.

Rikki

OK_Sauce wrote:

There could be a more practical solution of course. You didn't have a power cut that only lasted a few seconds that you were unaware of?

We do get alot of power cuts some just momontary blips but the computer was the only thing affected this time.

T4i

Should look like this:-



Maybe your motherboard is so old speedfan can't pick up the voltage detection.

Hintza

electron wrote:

Also get a can of compressed air and a soft brush and blow out the fan and vents
if its a desktop PC take out all power supplys and cables remove lid and give a good blowout and gently brush dust away.

Mine did it a few weeks ago .....can of air and dust storm to rival the Sahara at its best soon cured the problem. :j

Rikki

T4i wrote:

Should look like this:-



Maybe your motherboard is so old speedfan can't pick up the voltage detection.

No I don't have anything in those boxes apart from what I already posted.

wolfman

T4i wrote:

Is that your 3.3v reading!? Looks very, very low. I always thought it should never go below 3.13v's.

Rikki

wolfman wrote:

Is that your 3.3v reading!? Looks very, very low. I always thought it should never go below 3.13v's.

Thats not my readings. I only have this on mine:- HD0: 30
..................................................................TEMP1: 40C

T4i

wolfman wrote:

Is that your 3.3v reading!? Looks very, very low. I always thought it should never go below 3.13v's.

LOL, yeh, i noticed that too Is +3.3v same as Vdimm?

simploerob

did the computer turn it self back on?

if so did it give you and error message?