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if theres is a dedicated graphics cards in the board, your problems was associated in graphics issue. if there is no Vcards in boards your builtin vcards had gone bad already try to place a didicated vcard

You did not post any info on the operating system. Check the drivers and device manager to be sure they are current

before you intalled it in win7 OS what was the original OS where the sound cards from

Intel Smart Response Technology (SRT) is used for SSD caching to improve system performance. To use it successfully, here are some steps to consider: 1. SSD Compatibility: Ensure that your SSD is compatible with SRT. It should be a SATA SSD. 2. BIOS Settings: In the BIOS, set the SATA mode to RAID (not AHCI or IDE) before configuring SRT. Make sure your motherboard supports SRT as well. 3. Driver Installation: Before enabling SRT, install the latest RAID drivers provided by your motherboard manufacturer. 4. Backup: Backup your important data because enabling SRT involves data migration. 5. Enable SRT: In the BIOS, set the SRT mode to "Enhanced" or "Maximum" depending on your preference. 6. Initialize SSD: Initialize and format the SSD through Windows Disk Management. 7. Install Intel RST: Download and install the latest Intel Rapid Storage Technology (RST) driver and software for your chipset. 8. Enable SRT in RST: Open the Intel RST software and enable SRT. You should see an option to accelerate your HDD with your SSD. 9. Reboot: After configuring SRT, reboot your system. 10. Verify: Check if SRT is working by opening the Intel RST software. It should show your SSD as a cache for your HDD. If you're encountering crashes or issues, it's essential to ensure compatibility and follow these steps carefully. If the problem persists, consider seeking assistance from your motherboard manufacturer's support or Intel's support, as it could be related to specific hardware or software conflicts.

it could be a processor problem or a thermal sensor problem is the vents clean on the processor is the fan turning fast, does the fan sound like its on turbo. the pc will shut down if something is getting to hot, there are thermal sensors dotted around the board. these show the temp of each area. even the processor has them inside if you had some software that can read these sensors you will be able to find out what sensor is getting to hot. iven the hard drive or sd drive has these fitted. looks foe some software like system temp , i know they do software for windows but i don't know if its the same for macs but i would of thought they would have a similar software

as what i was see in your SS. one of the CAPS there is already blotted near the graphics port. maybe your builtin graphic cards was defective

are you sure using proper memory sticks for this mobo?

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Have you checked to see if there are any pending software upgrades that have not been done or have started and not finished. A lot of the time that is the problem. Also check to see if your security is scanning and is not finished.

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was your mother board a brand new or just an old savge MB. try to check the DIMMS. Intel board was so sensetive in memory cards , they dont make a display as soon as your DIMMS are defective

There can be many issues but 2 main problems that came to my mind first is problem with drivers, or problem with graphic card overheating. But more likely drivers, so try reinstalling/updating them.

Hello John, I would suggest to you that you remove the battery, plug the laptop into ac power and see if it boots. I think your battery may need replaced. If you can plug the laptop into ac power (power cord) without the battery and it boots for sure it is the battery. Anyway that is where I would start. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/adrienne_b03fb46fc6334991

upgrade to service pack 3 for xp time to upgrade to win 7 as xp is no longer supported by microsoft so problems will get worse

You have to get the Manufacturer and model number information from the motherboard itself in order to get the correct drivers for it.

gaming is limited by the os that you have gaming is limited by the speed of the cpu ( intel chip)you may even be limited by the graphic card that you can use in the mother board slot when faced with all of these decisions and obvious lack of knowledge of what works best, find your self a computer repair shop and talk about upgrading to what you want you say that cost is no object but to get what you want it will be a new mother board and fast chip ( probably a duel core or quad core) and a suitable graphic card for gaming you can build a computer up from parts off the shelf and the cost will be around 1/2 the price of a computer from a retail shop and you will get exactly what you want

normally apple can replace the battery on their macbook line of computers contact apple and they can give you a replacement battery for your macbook

Uninstall the windows 7. I hear this type of issue all the time.

The fan may be clogged with dust. Look at the air inlet. Can you see the metal fins, or they clogged? You might be able to use a vacuum cleaner to get the clog out.

Start by removing the GPU. See if it POSTs. If not move on and remove all the RAM, see what happens.. if that doesnt work, remove the CPU.. see what happens. you chould get a variety of beeps when you pull things.. Are the fans even spinning? if not maybe you have a PSU fault. You need to be a lot clearer with whats going on though.