If your pc was working fine before the new power supply was installed, then it is reasonable to expect
that the larger
power supply has caused a heating problem that was near failure with the old one.

When a computer repeatedly crashes  randomly about the same time after starting up (i.e. the length
of time that the computer was running is consistent, but the program that was running is not),
that is often an indication of over-heating.

Try running your computer with the case's cover off and a fan blowing on the motherboard.  If it runs
fine, then you will know that you do have a heating problem.

Dean Kukral



----- Original Message -----
From: Antonio
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 10:57 AM
Subject: [PCBUILD] computer shutt down problem.


Hi everybody:

My computer take around 10 to 20 minutes to shutt down, I recently change the power supply to a  new,
because the old one burn; I check the bios setting, the power setting is configure correctly, hibernate
is turn off, I don't know what else to try, can anyone help me?; I have HP pentium 3 1.2ghz with 512 mb ,
the power supply is 450 W, the old one was 300 W, I check all cables an seem to be good.  Sincerely Thank
you.
                               Antonio.

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