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    Abit ip35-e

    Hello
    After shutdown my computer starts again after few seconds.What is the problem?

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    could well be a failing PSU.

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    More than likely it is a failing PSU, what brand are you using?? Last time I ran in to this problem on the wifes computer, it was indeed the PSU.
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    Re: Abit ip35-e

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    My PSU is Seasonic/ARCTIC, active PFC 450 Watt max. / 350 Watt continuous Power

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    Seasonics fail too.
    You don't say what gfx card you are using but 350W isn't an awful lot these days.

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    Maybe I need to update BIOS.My version is 14 and new is 18.But I don't have a flopy

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    Unlikely.
    but if you want to do it http://www.theraptorpit.com/forum/in...ndpost&p=50754

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

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    Re: Abit ip35-e

    Quote Originally Posted by leons View Post
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    I would be very carefull about flashing the bios if i were you on an unstable psu, if the power goes off, you have had it.

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