Buy a longer extension cord?
Anyways, how does it work inside your house?
The past few weeks ive been building a carputer, I gotta say this forum has helped me out big time and ive learnt alot from it...
Anyway this is my car:
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Fiat Brava.
Pc specs:
1.7 amd athlon
512 ddr
2 x 40gig hd
geforce 3 ti
I have a 300 watt inverter and a xenarc 7" touch screen.
The carputer is all installed along with the screen, It runs with no problems at all if the car doesnt move more then 50 metres, after moving about 50 metres the screen either goes black, or just freezes with the current picture on the screen then eventually goes off.
Ive done a search on the forum but no cables are lose and the pc will boot back up fine.
The main harddrive windows is running on is about 5 years old and pretty crap, i was wondering if this could be a prob.
Has anyone else had a problem like this or does anyone know what my problem is?
Thanks in advance![]()
Buy a longer extension cord?
Anyways, how does it work inside your house?
what the..
Does the computer freeze/power off inside your house?
Its Fine in my house, its fine if the car isnt moving too, just went up the road and it crashed
After it dies, can you still start it? If so, how does it work after that?
Once its died, i can turn it back on sometimes, sometimes i have to wait for a while, once its back on, its just the same as before, seems to be fine, plays music and divx perfectly, then it crashes again. I have a tower pc laid on its side, is this a problem?
I did that when I used a tower pc. Loose connection. Make sure you've got the pc laying down with the MB down. This way the plugs and wires aren't "hanging' from the MB. Make sure all the plugs and connestors are pushed in.
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Still need your help guys, any ideas before i chuck a new pc in?
It could be lots of reasons, eg mechanical/heat problem. Check that the CPU HSF hasn't come off. You could also try the "shake test" - while the car is stationary, grab and shake the car PC to see if anything works loose.
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