My MJ-12 node keeps shutting down after a few seconds, i tried reinstalling it but i still get the same problem.
Anyone know whats going on or has the same problem?
My MJ-12 node keeps shutting down after a few seconds, i tried reinstalling it but i still get the same problem.
Anyone know whats going on or has the same problem?
Have you tried re-installing .NET?
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Nope, but i think it's not MJ-12's problem.
After i posted the first post, firefox crashed then a few seconds latter my computer just shut off and restarted, not really a good sign
Me thinks hardware problem...
Whats your temps like?
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Thats a very good question, which i have no idea. I don't have a program which will read CPU temps.
It should be quite low for a S478 4Ghz prescott. Like 50C
Check temps with MBM5 and check for buldging/leaking capacitors on the motherboard visually.
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sounds like a dead/dying PSU...
!?!?!? I wouldn't bet on 50C pal! At full load? Maybe at idle! My friends S478 3.2ES Prescott heads towards 75C-80C at full load. And thats with a heatpipe cooling solution in a shuttle case. All volts/clocks at stock!Originally Posted by hixie
That's because of the shuttle case I beleive. That's too cramped IMO for a high temp cpu to live in.Originally Posted by riptide
Cripes, I have all of my systems set to shut down or throttle if the temps hit 65C and that's only because there's no lower setting.
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Riptide, the latter batch of pressies (mostly from malay) are alot cooler than the rest. I had a couple of the first batch pressies and temps of 80C was almost common! With my watercooling system i can get my latter chip to 4.3Ghz at around 40C full load (could go higher but RAM was the limiting factor).
I will download one of those temp monitoring programs latter today or tomorrow, to see what temps i'm getting.
Caps should not be a problem, but i checked them all just incase and their all fine.
B_S's suggestion of the PSU seems most likely, it's using a 400watt PSU which is about 4 years old.
I will be back as soon as i get my machine running again.
He he the shuttle had no case at the time!! Had just installed it for him and was stress testing.!Originally Posted by Movieman
EDIT: Temps goes a little higher if you do a gfx & CPU test with the case on now. I always told him I never liked the shuttle. But he likes the look of it, and well i don't think he does a whole lot that'll put the CPU under long term full load use...
Hixie... what sSPEC is that pressie? What WC systems you packing there pal?
Last edited by [XC] riptide; 07-18-2006 at 02:05 AM.
My pressie is 60C full load running aircooling.Originally Posted by riptide
My watercooling system consisted of a RBX waterblock, a 3000L per hour pump and a heatercore ripped off a Mk2 VW Golf. Oh! and 6 X 120mm fans blowing over the heatercore.
The pic below is my little overclock
that box would be a madman on SOB!Originally Posted by hixie
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