Reply 20 of 28, by brostenen
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wrote:Maybe the board has automatic fan control and as long as the cpu is not hot enough it doesn't start.
In the bios, there is no settings specific regarding fan control and power management or temperature.
No settings at all. If it is related to some temperature control, then it is some automatic settings.
I do not remember computers from the late 90's, as having this type of settings as standard features.
They might have been on even more premium boards and server systems.
It is related to how I set the power off button settings however.
If i set it to "4 seconds" then the issue will come, if i put it to sleep that way and just cut power from the wall socket.
Then i need to do this thing of disconnecting atx-power cable on the mobo and pressing the power switch to drain all
the power from the system. Yet it rarely "fails" when the system setting is "instant off" and I push power button to turn
off the system. Not a big deal this problem I have, yet it is something I am qurious about, why exactly it happens.
As it was mentioned, it might be related to some power saving settings, wich is then again, might be related to the fan control.
It is old hardware, and it is fragile in a way as age progresses. A reason, to not overclocking the system. 😉
Don't eat stuff off a 15 year old never cleaned cpu cooler.
Those cakes make you sick....
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