Hi!,
My computer running Win 10 was rebooting with a click sound randomly.Sometimes it would go into a reboot loop. I changed components from an older pc and it stopped this behaviour when I swapped the AMD FX6300 black edition processor it had with a AMPD Phenom2 X2 550 processor. So, my query is , has the processor gone bad? If yes, then why doesn't it behave like this when i am in BIOS or when I am installing Windows? This happens only after running for sometime. Could it be because of the power supply? But for 3-4 years it had the same power supply...My specs of the system are
Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P (rev1) Motherboard
AMD FX 6300 Black edition
Corsair 2*8 gigs of ram
AMD Radeon HD 5450 GPU...
Corsair VS450 psu
I was first suspecting the GPU, but since I didn't have a spare GPU I coudnt check it. The motherboard is an ATX kind and doesn't have onboard Graphics. Also shall I try underclocking the processor and running it or is their a way to block any of the cores and using it,if they have gone bad?
My computer running Win 10 was rebooting with a click sound randomly.Sometimes it would go into a reboot loop. I changed components from an older pc and it stopped this behaviour when I swapped the AMD FX6300 black edition processor it had with a AMPD Phenom2 X2 550 processor. So, my query is , has the processor gone bad? If yes, then why doesn't it behave like this when i am in BIOS or when I am installing Windows? This happens only after running for sometime. Could it be because of the power supply? But for 3-4 years it had the same power supply...My specs of the system are
Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P (rev1) Motherboard
AMD FX 6300 Black edition
Corsair 2*8 gigs of ram
AMD Radeon HD 5450 GPU...
Corsair VS450 psu
I was first suspecting the GPU, but since I didn't have a spare GPU I coudnt check it. The motherboard is an ATX kind and doesn't have onboard Graphics. Also shall I try underclocking the processor and running it or is their a way to block any of the cores and using it,if they have gone bad?