Time for me to suck it up and ask the experts.because I have exhausted all of my knowledge. The OS locks up, mouse won't move, keyboard not responsive. Very random, not overheating, well under 50 degrees C, anywhere from 1 minute after windows loads to hours, no rhyme or reason(or BSOD for that matter). WILL RUN FOR DAYS IN SAFE MODE!!! What sort of info do you need to help me? PSU: Thermaltake Black Widow W0319RU 850W ATX 12V v2.3, EPS 12V v2.91 CrossFire Certified 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply The Thermaltake TR2 Series Black Widow 850W (W0319RU) is not a good power supply unit.

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The TR2 series is unable to deliver its labeled wattage. Noise and ripple levels are way above the maximum allowed which can cause your PC to present erratic behaviors (e.g. Crashes and random resets) and under extreme conditions it will damage components. Try a different power supply unit and see if that solves your problems. It did for this poster who was using this exact same power supply. Anybody figure this issue out? I'm having the exact same issue. Gateway M675 Drivers Audio.

Windows 7, 64 Ultimate. Computer randomly freezes with no BSOD. Can't move mouse, type anything.

Have to hard reset everytime. I just reformatted the C drive and resinstalled. It's still happening. Not sure if it is a hardware issue, and if so, which part. Or if it is some file on the 2nd HD or external HD. I kind of doubt it because it will just freeze while doing nothing with those drives, just moving the mouse on a webpage, or typing in a search term, then Nothing. Any help would be appreciated.

I do submit, what in the world is this? Build is 2 years old, amazing stable the whole time. On board network adapter (says its working fine) always reads cable unplugged about two weeks ago, installed linsys wireless card from closet, no issues. SP1 would never allow me to authenticate and my software keys were taken by ex. The Thermaltake TR2 Series Black Widow 850W (W0319RU) is not a good power supply unit.

The TR2 series is unable to deliver its labeled wattage. Noise and ripple levels are way above the maximum allowed which can cause your PC to present erratic behaviors (e.g. Crashes and random resets) and under extreme conditions it will damage components.

Try a different power supply unit and see if that solves your problems. It did for this poster who was using this exact same power supply: i know its way later but i just picked up a corsair 1200 wt 100 amp psu and installed it.note that this power supply came with an 8 pin eatx12 cable.the asus sabertooth mobo has a blocked off area on the 8 pin only showing 4 pins.i pulled off the block amd hooked up the 8 pin cable reinstalled my 2 gig radeon 6950 card and vuala runs like a champ.i just wonder how many asus sabertoorh owners are aware of this simple fix.call me dumb but i didnt see it till now. Was it the psu or the 8 pin half covered that caused all my greif?

Well ive beem dealing with rhis 4 a year. Hope it helps other d/as such as myself. I know its way later but i just picked up a corsair 1200 wt 100 amp psu and installed it.note that this power supply came with an 8 pin eatx12 cable.the asus sabertooth mobo has a blocked off area on the 8 pin only showing 4 pins.i pulled off the block amd hooked up the 8 pin cable reinstalled my 2 gig radeon 6950 card and vuala runs like a champ.i just wonder how many asus sabertoorh owners are aware of this simple fix.call me dumb but i didnt see it till now. Was it the psu or the 8 pin half covered that caused all my greif? Well ive beem dealing with rhis 4 a year. Hope it helps other d/as such as myself The EATX12V connector on the motherboard only provides power to the CPU.

Most likely your old power supply unit had insufficient +12V rail capacity to properly power both the CPU and GPU(s) or if the power supply has more than a single +12V rail the load on the +12V rails wasn't properly distributed/balanced. Windows Xp Vmware Machine. On multiple +12V rail power supplies properly distributed +12V rails separate the CPU power from the graphics power.

Time for me to suck it up and ask the experts.because I have exhausted all of my knowledge. The OS locks up, mouse won't move, keyboard not responsive. Very random, not overheating, well under 50 degrees C, anywhere from 1 minute after windows loads to hours, no rhyme or reason(or BSOD for that matter). WILL RUN FOR DAYS IN SAFE MODE!!! What sort of info do you need to help me? I too have had this same problem for months now, but only on my Windows 7 64 bit Dell laptop. I have a Vista 64 bit and a Windows 7 32 bit that work fine.