F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The PC running Linux with an installed system abruptly shut down and remains unresponsive to restart attempts?

The PC running Linux with an installed system abruptly shut down and remains unresponsive to restart attempts?

The PC running Linux with an installed system abruptly shut down and remains unresponsive to restart attempts?

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Der_HauiHD
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09-06-2021, 08:03 PM
#21
Took everything to same PC store, different technician this time and he said he is fairly certain that it is the Mobo that is dead, so i ordered a refurbished Mobo that is fm2+.. I'm certain the apu will slide in(giggidy) but not certain if the 2 dimms of ddr3 1300 mhz ram will work.. oh 16gb total.... Please tell me any additional steps I can take to take in order for this not to reproduce ?? The ground prong of the power cableof both ups and psu are connected via a regular extension cable to a beam inside my apt that are all interconnected to other beams that go 1.5 meters into the ground. I believe I once heard them called earthquake beams.. of course i stripped the plastic coating of each cable to expose the copper and scratched off the paint to expose the metal, I use an INTEX ups.. which has a modified sine wave inverter i will type the model number.... Here IT-725A.. sorry i have a large upper body.. and no not fat... It has a sticker in the back indicatung that it can deliver a maximum of 390 watts.. the only 2 things drawing power from it is the PC and a 5 HDD to USB dock... Which i doubt pulls more than 200 total but once i get the new Mobo i can plunk the ups power input into a watt reader and share that... Is there ANYTHING i can do on top of all that to make certain the PC doesn't commit seppuku (Japanese suicide) in the middle of an intense gaming session ??? Or is this residual damage from my last appartment that had identical issues ???
In the last apt the power killed the ssd, the ram and an external HDD, which is why i began using 2 solar batteries that are linked together parallel and being charged via a smart charger... And from batteries to a DC to ac inverter, and that only saved this PC for a period of 3-4 months, but when i first received it, it came with a case and an AVR but even with the AVR I felt buzzing whenever I touched the PC case or any USB cable connected to well you know and that didn't stop until i began using the "charge the 2 batteries and use inverter on those 2 batteries system"
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Der_HauiHD
09-06-2021, 08:03 PM #21

Took everything to same PC store, different technician this time and he said he is fairly certain that it is the Mobo that is dead, so i ordered a refurbished Mobo that is fm2+.. I'm certain the apu will slide in(giggidy) but not certain if the 2 dimms of ddr3 1300 mhz ram will work.. oh 16gb total.... Please tell me any additional steps I can take to take in order for this not to reproduce ?? The ground prong of the power cableof both ups and psu are connected via a regular extension cable to a beam inside my apt that are all interconnected to other beams that go 1.5 meters into the ground. I believe I once heard them called earthquake beams.. of course i stripped the plastic coating of each cable to expose the copper and scratched off the paint to expose the metal, I use an INTEX ups.. which has a modified sine wave inverter i will type the model number.... Here IT-725A.. sorry i have a large upper body.. and no not fat... It has a sticker in the back indicatung that it can deliver a maximum of 390 watts.. the only 2 things drawing power from it is the PC and a 5 HDD to USB dock... Which i doubt pulls more than 200 total but once i get the new Mobo i can plunk the ups power input into a watt reader and share that... Is there ANYTHING i can do on top of all that to make certain the PC doesn't commit seppuku (Japanese suicide) in the middle of an intense gaming session ??? Or is this residual damage from my last appartment that had identical issues ???
In the last apt the power killed the ssd, the ram and an external HDD, which is why i began using 2 solar batteries that are linked together parallel and being charged via a smart charger... And from batteries to a DC to ac inverter, and that only saved this PC for a period of 3-4 months, but when i first received it, it came with a case and an AVR but even with the AVR I felt buzzing whenever I touched the PC case or any USB cable connected to well you know and that didn't stop until i began using the "charge the 2 batteries and use inverter on those 2 batteries system"

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