Buffalo_Boy
Right off the assembly line
Dear friends,
Just bought and assembled a pc only two days ago.
Config:
Intel e5400
Asus P5QPL-AM
2 GB RAM (Some Local Brand Micron Something, I asked for Kingston but the shop from i bought the components in meerut said that kingston is not available in all of meerut I know he was making a C**tia out of me but i thought RAM is RAM, Kya farak padta hai so bought the sticks.)
No Graphics Card.
Now my problem is that my pc restarts randomly for no reason at all. it doesn't even give any message or BSOD, it just restarts whenever it wants. I use BSNL Night unlimited and its quite frustrating to see in the morning that whatever i left to download in utorrent is gone and i'm staring at the Scarlet Johanson wallpaper that is currently gracing my desktop.
So friends please suggest something that i might do in order to keep my pc running free from these restarting problems. I've had pcs for the last eight years but never encountered a problem like that. I'm suspecting RAM could be the culprit. whatta you think guys. some other areas of concern i should be looking at apart from the RAM???
Thanks in advance.
Just bought and assembled a pc only two days ago.
Config:
Intel e5400
Asus P5QPL-AM
2 GB RAM (Some Local Brand Micron Something, I asked for Kingston but the shop from i bought the components in meerut said that kingston is not available in all of meerut I know he was making a C**tia out of me but i thought RAM is RAM, Kya farak padta hai so bought the sticks.)
No Graphics Card.
Now my problem is that my pc restarts randomly for no reason at all. it doesn't even give any message or BSOD, it just restarts whenever it wants. I use BSNL Night unlimited and its quite frustrating to see in the morning that whatever i left to download in utorrent is gone and i'm staring at the Scarlet Johanson wallpaper that is currently gracing my desktop.
So friends please suggest something that i might do in order to keep my pc running free from these restarting problems. I've had pcs for the last eight years but never encountered a problem like that. I'm suspecting RAM could be the culprit. whatta you think guys. some other areas of concern i should be looking at apart from the RAM???
Thanks in advance.