If you've rebuilt this on your own... it sounds like it's overheating somewhere...
Bad silicone or connections between the chip and the mobo maybe? But if things just shut down and reboot... sounds like an overheating issue with the hardware somewhere.
Try overheating the board with a graphic intensive game and see if it shuts down after playing it for a while. That might replicate the problem and help with finding out what is wrong with the system.
-slau
--- In MyOlympus@yahoogroups.com, David Jay <zootzeussir@...> wrote:
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> This is a brand-new build: new mobo, processor, ram, case, psu, hard drive etc,
> the only "old" item being the dvd rw. I have tried various PC forums with no
> success so far, which is why I posted here
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> From: mrresp1 <mrresp1@...>
> To: MyOlympus@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sun, 29 August, 2010 22:57:02
> Subject: Re: [MyOlympus] Windows 7
>
>
> this is really not an olympus camera type question so it probably doesn't belong
> here but I'll offer you this before you check in with a "pc maintenance" type
> forum:
>
> I've been doing pc building & service for a very, very long time ..
>
> the problem is most likely NOT Win 7.. but would very possibly be one of the
> following..
>
> 1. outdated vga / video driver software - (download & install latest version).
> 2. bad system ram / dram
> 3. failing cooling fan for case or cpu
> 4. failing media / hard drive
> 5. failing or overheated power supply
> 6. if separate video card (not integrated), then overheat there / failing ram
> 7. motherboard with failing capacitors.
>
> if it's a dell then read this:
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> http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/30/documents-show-that-dell-knowingly-sold-defective-computers-mis/
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>
> you've provided very little info about your particular machine.. age, or
> otherwise so you'll have to narrow it down on your own.
>
> good luck.
>
> From: David Jay
> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 5:17 PM
> To: MyOlympus@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [MyOlympus] Windows 7
>
> This seems to work OK on the whole, but restarts randomly after displaying a
> message that it has encountered a problem. This is especially annoying when I
> am in the middle of photo-editing, but really there is no convenient time for
> this to happen. Does anyone else experience this problem, and does anyone know
> of a fix?
>
> All the best,
>
> David
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