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No video in PC after 45 mins approx
Bare metal install of win 7
Most windows updates
Power setting on high performance
If I leave PC for 45 mins approx I've no video
I can hear fans spinning, cd door opens
Screen is ok - swapped with another / same
Tried hitting KB various keys and pressing lover supply briefly - same
It's not asleep - just no video
Only option is to power off and all comes back ok
Any ideas on poss Cause and how to fix ?
Has latest bios and I think latest vid drivers
Most windows updates
Power setting on high performance
If I leave PC for 45 mins approx I've no video
I can hear fans spinning, cd door opens
Screen is ok - swapped with another / same
Tried hitting KB various keys and pressing lover supply briefly - same
It's not asleep - just no video
Only option is to power off and all comes back ok
Any ideas on poss Cause and how to fix ?
Has latest bios and I think latest vid drivers
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Lots of very good ideas here ....
I tried new thermal paste on heat sink - same
The machine doesn't go into suspend
The video fails after approx 45 mins
I had to leave the house so I stuck a video card in and will return and see if the problem is still happening.
What do people think - if it works on an External card is that a satisfactory fix or does this motherboard anomaly mean the PC is best recycled? I'm wonder whether to Recomend a new PC to the customer or run with this "patch" idea - that if it cures the problem ....
I tried new thermal paste on heat sink - same
The machine doesn't go into suspend
The video fails after approx 45 mins
I had to leave the house so I stuck a video card in and will return and see if the problem is still happening.
What do people think - if it works on an External card is that a satisfactory fix or does this motherboard anomaly mean the PC is best recycled? I'm wonder whether to Recomend a new PC to the customer or run with this "patch" idea - that if it cures the problem ....
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Last comment - main board or cpu integrated - any way I can check that ?
check the properties of your cpu - you can google all on line
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CPU - it's an intel r core i3 2120 cpu @ 3.30 ghz
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any comments on my post? id 41855771
I may have missed it, but I've not seen any evidence that it is clear if this is just the video blanking (for whatever reason) or the computer locking up. Is there any?
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Bad video card - replaced it and problem solved
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Anyway it's an onboard video card
I wonder is it such a big fault it's not worth adding a video card
It's a repair for a customer ..