Pc turs Off?? Why ?!

[neacsumarius]

Why does the computer does this after i turn it on after a while ? I changes the ram to 3000mhz, for some Reason i cant put more MHz because if i do it will restart 3 times and it will set automatically to2 133 MHz , the motherboard can Take 3200mhz , but i can only use 3000 for some Reason but i want to Find out why it turns Off for a few seconds  after first power on after a night of not using , thanks !

[Nocte]

Maybe because it's tired.

 

In all seriousness, with the information you gave us it's impossible to even guess why.

 

What does it do/show before turning off? Is it a BSoD or just turns off? What was the load on the PC? Playing games? Idling? What are your PC specs?

[Azreil]

I believe the issue might be your ram settings. I have purchased low spec ram in the past and overclocked to higher speeds. The symptoms you describe are the same I got. The 3 resets when setting the ram is the Bios not able to stabilize the ram. Once the ram is stabilized it will save the settings and then run after that. but if for any reason the ram becomes unstable when you start up it turns off again. There is a chance that you might need to adjust the timing on cas latency as well or set to an even lower frequency altogether. If 3000mhz works without the 3 resets, then setting it to 2800 or 2900 should prevent any further restarts when booting in the future.

[Tera Byte]

You might just try to reset your CMOS, you can find out how to do this on your MOBO on the internet.

[neacsumarius]

1 hour ago, Azreil said:

I believe the issue might be your ram settings. I have purchased low spec ram in the past and overclocked to higher speeds. The symptoms you describe are the same I got. The 3 resets when setting the ram is the Bios not able to stabilize the ram. Once the ram is stabilized it will save the settings and then run after that. but if for any reason the ram becomes unstable when you start up it turns off again. There is a chance that you might need to adjust the timing on cas latency as well or set to an even lower frequency altogether. If 3000mhz works without the 3 resets, then setting it to 2800 or 2900 should prevent any further restarts when booting in the future.

Thanks, ill see if it keep continue tomorrow , i Also updated the ram