You are persistent with your tasks.

Tagg's breakfast discussions v.2

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Mar 5, 2014 @ 21:54

back then I thought that getting a 49 - 29 in a pub was a godlike accomplishment :)

TurboTabs, Beater, gemm, Nuze, zeFrosty, Hiipfire, etc... you all are doing God's work, keep it up please :)

Kreygasm

on our way to getting rolled again by silves & friends in playoffs :D

- pl_frontier pub a couple weeks ago -

Kuroko Tetsuya : shrodinger do you know what you name even means?
Schrodinger's cat : ...
Schrodinger's cat : how do you think?
Kuroko Tetsuya : probebly yes
Kuroko Tetsuya : but i don't know

Welp... kinda weird to say this, but apparently the problem is fixed now. Dunno how or why, but I didn't get any more crashes in the past 10 days. I didn't change any of the software or hardware either.

I'm really confused, but also relieved. So, thanks to everyone that helped posting here and specially to Setsul :3

Alright so I disconnected the PSU and SATA cables from the disk and tried Ubuntu on a flash drive, letting it running while I was doing other stuff, but checking it from time to time to see if it was still working.

When I checked it minutes ago the PC was off, worked for about 4 hours straight. I tried to turn it on but I couldn't even get to the BIOS screen without the computer crashing again; so guess we can discard software or disk problems.

So, they finally accepted my refund and delivered the seasonic one. The first couple of days were good, no problems at all, but it's starting to crash again. Just in case, I double checked all the cables and connectors but everything seems fine and in its place.

It's worth mentioning that yesterday it turned off by itself 3 - 4 minutes after booting it up. Is it enough time for it to overheat? Also, I took the graphics card out and boot the computer with just the CPU integrated graphics but it crashed anyway. I would do the same with the HDD but right now I don't have any (my father throw the old ones in the trash because they were just "useless old junk"... oh welp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)

I'm lost at this point tbh.

I checked this and this review, and also other couple of videos on youtube.

Also, I usually buy all this kind of stuff on pccomponentes.com.

Mostly the customer reviews of the store page, but also other external reviews and videos. They were all very positive and I didn't found anything about the 400W, but now I'm worried.

If I refund it, which one should I buy?

Yep, I disconnected all the cables and stuff before doing the test.

I'll try to keep monitoring the temperatures to see if anything unusual happens. I was thinking of maybe changing the case and / or the coolers, but my budget is pretty tight right now.

And about the NOX Urano... should I get a refund? I mainly picked that one because all the reviews said that it was a pretty good PSU for its price, but there was no mention to that 400W shit.

Sorry again for the delay.

The restarts after the crashes are pretty much random; sometimes the computer starts again without a problem and sometimes it takes some minutes for it to function again (although it tends to crash again after 30 mins anyway).

The first time I did the paperclip test the PSU didn't turn on, but then I checked all the pins and everything and tried again, and this time it worked. Oddly enough, while I was doing this my father saw it and asked me about it. I explained him the problem and told me that if we needed to change the PSU he could help me buy a new one, so we ended up buying it (Nox Urano VX 650W) on an internet store.

I installed it and it worked fine the first couple of days, but then the computer started crashing again. The product wasn't refurbished and arrived with the original packaging and all the other stuff too, so I'm not sure if the new one is malfunctioning or not.

OK I'm dumb. Here is the new log, crashed about 10 mins into playing TF2.