First, check your caps lock. All capitals is considered screaming. Any way, you didn't say what power supply you have. Even now, case makers put an undersized 300w unit
in most cases. Even worse, they are rated at 300w, they usually actually far below that.For a modern machine, 400w is considered as a desirable minimum if you want to avoid heat problems and lock-ups associated with them. chuck
I HAVE JUST RECENTLY BUILT A PC, EPOX MB,INTEL P4-1.8 G
512 MB PC2100 RAM, . THE POWER SUPPLY SEEMS TO BE WORKING FINE AND NO PROBLEMS BOOTING OR RUNNING.
HOWEVER I HAVE NOTICED THAT EVEN WHEN THE PC I SHUTDOWN THE CASE SEEM WARM WHERE THE POWER SUPPLY IS LOCATED. I HAVE BUILT SEVERAL OTHER PC BEFORE BUT HAVE NOTICED THE HEAT BUILD UP. ANY IDEAS

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