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<blockquote data-quote="mark thackeray" data-source="post: 1036150" data-attributes="member: 139794"><p>Hi Michael & mm,</p><p></p><p>Looks like the problem is hardware (psu) related - having swapped out the BIOS battery the computer now shuts down when trying to go into S3 - having popped the lid off the PSU looks like a selection of bulging/leaking capacitors is the problem - not totally surprising due to the small amount of space & location right next to the heatsink (why do PSU designers always do this?). I'll report back once I've replaced them (or the PSU - it is a PSU specific to this model due to the space limitations within the case, new ones are eye-wateringly expensive, hence my desire to just replace the caps). I'm guessing that it was just on the edge of working before, machine runs OK if everything is running but a drop in load seems to be causing issues.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your help,</p><p></p><p>MT</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mark thackeray, post: 1036150, member: 139794"] Hi Michael & mm, Looks like the problem is hardware (psu) related - having swapped out the BIOS battery the computer now shuts down when trying to go into S3 - having popped the lid off the PSU looks like a selection of bulging/leaking capacitors is the problem - not totally surprising due to the small amount of space & location right next to the heatsink (why do PSU designers always do this?). I'll report back once I've replaced them (or the PSU - it is a PSU specific to this model due to the space limitations within the case, new ones are eye-wateringly expensive, hence my desire to just replace the caps). I'm guessing that it was just on the edge of working before, machine runs OK if everything is running but a drop in load seems to be causing issues. Thanks for your help, MT [/QUOTE]
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