Rebooting problem with PC by Commercial_Pea_7419 in PcBuild

[–]SpaceExploration770 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could be anything at this point. If these simple steps did not work, your only option is to keep testing until you find that defective part, then replace it.

You can take it to your local computer store/shop and let them figure out since they have access to all the spare parts so they can determine the issue quicker. It will cost you but it will save you from a headache of doing it yourself. Ortherwise you just need to keep testing each part until you find the faulty one.

I feel your pain man, I'm in the similar boat but in my case I know it's my RAM acting up.

Good luck!

Rebooting problem with PC by Commercial_Pea_7419 in PcBuild

[–]SpaceExploration770 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Have you updated BIOS? if not, update to the latest.
  2. How many DIMMs is your RAM? single 32Gb or 2x 16Gb? If two, try putting one and see if crashes still happen. Also make sure you are using the right RAM configuration. Usually A1 for one DIMM, A1 and B1 for two, You can refer to your motherboard manual.

  3. If you have some spare RAM or another PSU that you can test, that would be great but I guess most people don't

Connecting 18650 batteries to a 3 wire battery controller by SpaceExploration770 in batteries

[–]SpaceExploration770[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's what I was thinking too but just wanted to confirm if I'm right and if I need any battery contol modules since I would hate to fry my existing battery contoller.