Computer help forum: Computer is unstable.

Given the story, looks like it's in warranty. Is there more to the story such as self-built, no warranty, etc?

And 600 Watts could be slim if that's not a single RAIL PSU. Who designed and made this box?

Did you try it with the cover off?
Bob

The PC is new (everything besides graphic card was bought around August 2012 and the graphic card is nearly "2 months old") I have built the pc completely and everything was working fine. Yes everything started after few months ( + I forgot to mention if it is necessary: processor is AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition also around August 2012). And yes I am using stock HS FAN, even the one I got with this processor, but it is not a good one imo, it works as it should though. I don't know, my graphic card runs fine and when the "turning" off happens, the sound of something I play gets stuck like some broken recorder and the monitor goes into sleeping mode, so I can't do anything. Also when I try to turn on my pc sometimes, it starts but display doesn't show up and PC does some weird beeps, it's like 1 long 2 short beeps, but they sometimes beep differently... it's like a little longer beep and 2 like almost unnoticable beeps, so I don't really know. I was trying to fix it through many ways but I can't find any solution at the moment. :/

I have checked the temos using the PCWizard and the temps for CPU were around 45-50°C, System was 45-60°C and GPU temp was 37-50°C (those max temps are mostly when playing some new games).

Also where exactly shall I check in the system event logs? I have found something in security I think and it was this: Audit events have been dropped by the transport. 0

Might it be something with driver or idk what? Or might it be some problem with the current w7 (64-bit) updates? I have installed my drivers using the cds included. Or when I tried downloading latest drivers on this site http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx using the options 1st: Desktop Graphics 2nd: Radeon HD Series 3rd: Radeon HD 7xxx series PCIe 4th: Windows 7 - 64 bit then I guess it is the correct driver, isn't it? (I couldn't start PC earlier because it was beeping, so I'm on notebook atm, I have tried removing graphic card and setting it back, started PC and selected "startup repair" on the boot menu. After the repair finished there was written that the fix couldn't be done and it showed up some problem 7 I think: Bad driver. (But the monitor shut down and PC "freeze" occured even with formatted disks when I was trying to reinstall windows 7 before.)

The PC does the same thing after few hours again... I don't know what's the problem.

I don't overclock anything I'm 100% sure, all the components are on standard and those temps are not at idle, but when I play some game, idle temps are around 38°C-43°C, gpu goes from 36 and max was something nearly 50°C. I'm pretty sure it is nothing temp related, I just tried to turn on my pc, tried the startup repair option again, after it was done I couldn't start my pc at all, there were some strange looping beeps, like 1 "middle-long" and 2 very short beeps, I can see the case running but the windows/monitor won't start at all. Might it be some BIOS/voltage problem?

Those 50°C temps are when I'm gaming, that's what it shows and I can't double-check it because I'm not able to access windows (with my PC) at all. And yeah I was thinking about clearing the CMOS, I will try to do something so I can see the monitor, because I can't even access the booting phase. So is it a voltage problem?

I have loaded default settings through the BIOS option and this is how it looks like: http://i48.tinypic.com/zirsye.png
No failure so far, but I think it will start happening again.

I have no idea why it has changed. I only removed graphic card, connected it back and I did the same with the power supply cables, loaded the default settings and this is what showed up.

The graphic is back in there, but I don't understand why it was capable to supply enough of power before, because this was not happening back then. Shouldn't be 600watts enough to supply the power anyway? I doubt there is something damaged in PSU, I mean it serves like 4 months only.

Well, the PSU is idd a single rail psu and I understand, however aren't those voltage numbers more correct this time? And what choices do I exactly have to..."fix" this problem? Do I really have to either get it to some service and repair it or buy another PSU? :/ Isn't there anything to do so I don't have to pay for repairs/new PSU?

Many days have passed through since I've loaded the standards settings using the BIOS booting and the PC is still stable, no unexpected shutdown/crash has occured so far it goes as smooth as butter + I'd say the PSU is good enough for this setup. There must have been some problem in the BIOS settings only I guess. I hope the PSU will last as much as it can and will keep up the good work so far. (Also I do not have any temperature probs at all)