hello all,
The pc restarted itself and produced a continuous siren sound on booting(i cannt access BIOS, monitor is on standby) . his isnt the first time as it happened two weeks ago and i took the pc to the repair shop where they installed a new power supply, a case fan, and a 'cooling' soultion for the CPU. they said that CPU temperature was 60C and increasing when i would run a game and this was basically the reason for the prblem.
since then the pc worked fine although when i checked CPU temperature after i took it to the repair shop, it was around 55C and jumps to around 64C when running a game. but the pc was running so i thought its k.
However, this morning, i was playing a game(pes2006) when the pc restarted all of a sudden and the the same continuos siren sound appeared . i took it once again to the same repair shop where they said this could be a RAM incompatibility(there r three ram sticks one of the them is from a different manufacturer), or static electricity that could have causeed the second appearance of the problem. they also said that this time it has nothing to do with cpu temperature or any heat-related problems.
the pc now is at the repair shop but i would like to hear an opinion on this and if it is true that 55C on startup is normal for the CPU.
note: i checked the beep codes (BIOS is AWARD) and it indicates its a RAM problem.
PC specs:
- MOBO : Albatron 865.
- CPU : Intel P4 2.8 Ghz.
- Ram : 768 mb ram.
- VGA : nvidia FX5500 256 mb .
thanks for bearing with me and reading this long post .