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Asus P4S8X-X - Pentium 4 - 2.4 GHz

My Asus P4S8X-X mobo has acted strangely. The Computer worked fine but now I have to wait one hour or more, waiting for some screen image. After the system wakes up, it works for a while normally but turns off again. No beep, no screen, no error. I do not have other mobo or processor to replace.I've already released all boards, the memories, video, battery etc. but nothing could solve the problem and already update the bios also, but again unsucessfully.Any idea, please help.

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I would try another Power Supply Unit.. are you sure it's the PC and not the monitor thats faulty? You could check this by connecting another monitor,and see if it does the same...

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