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'xsplain this one, p4 failed ?

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by me75006, 2004/10/02.

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  1. 2004/10/02
    me75006

    me75006 Inactive Thread Starter

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    mb: asus p4p800-e deluxe
    uP: P4 2.4 ghz, 800mhz fsb, 512k internal
    no overclocking going on.
    PC idling on desktop, I plugin an older Intel Netcam to install drivers, and notice the pc is locked up. I press the reset button. PC doesnt post, but begins power cycling off, then back on, off then back on, off, on and I turn off the psu at the rear of the case.
    I remove/disconnect all but ram, video card, mouse & keybd and speakers. Apply power and Asus AI post reporter announces "System failed cpu test ", over & over. :eek:
    So I cannot connect any dots between usb device & uP failure. The only common component is the mobo. I would like to hear some ideas as to what you all think happened.
    Right now I dont trust either the mobo or the uP.
     
  2. 2004/10/03
    Scott Smith

    Scott Smith Inactive Alumni

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    Just a shot in the dark but clear the CMos.

    To do so unplug the computer, remove the battery, and move the jumper on CLRTC.

    Dont feel bad I have the same board with a 3.2 that has failed (I think)
    Im not getting any failure message but mine will reboot over and over.
     

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  4. 2004/10/06
    mattman

    mattman Inactive Alumni

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    Hi

    I was thinking that maybe something had "popped" in the power supply system.

    I was able to have a look around today and found this:
    http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?threadid=224154
    They had success with changing the PSU.

    Here is my search page in case you want to read some more:
    http://au.search.anzwers.yahoo.com/search/anzwers?p=asus+failed+CPU+test&y=y&search.x=40&search.y=14

    You could try borrowing another PSU to test before running out to buy a new one, if you are not certain that is the cause.

    (42,000 hits, ssmith10pn seems right about it being an Asus motherboard symptom :eek: )

    Matt
     
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