Reply With Quotedefine everything.......and what os and the specs of ur machine....we cant help u without those
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My PC is freezing randomly
My PC is freezing randomly and I have tried everything and I cant seem to figure out the problem. I have tried everything and I cant seem to find the prob. I need help.....
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define everything.......and what os and the specs of ur machine....we cant help u without those
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Download the Linux UBCD.
Burn it with your favorite burning app or any free burning application.
Boot with it and do a test on your RAM with both WMD and MemTest. Use MemTest 4 or 3 - you don't need to use both versions.
Do a test of your hard drive after to be sure.
Check your PSU rating and use an online calculator or some other application to determine if your PSU is enough for your rig. Also test your PSU if you have a tester or access to one.
Once you've confirmed that the drives, RAM and PSU are good then you can start looking at your software.
I didn't bother with the CPU/board as his machine boots. But I guess he could do a Prime test and see what happens.
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What are the components of your rig, you might have some conflicting components. Make sure you try Khat's testing suggestions.Originally Posted by tykoflex
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When it freezes, does it eventually start responding again? Does it crash to a BSoD, power off by itself or forces you to do a hard shutdown? Your post needs to be more detailed than that for anyone to assist you.
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Could it also be due to the temperature? U can try to install something to monitor ur temps and check whether they go high before it freezes.
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this yute MIA guess this was his only PC and he cant get it up again
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That would certainly suck lol
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If you have an AMD 5xxx switch to 2011 drivers and see what happens. I had similar problems after a driver update.
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Its windows XP. It freeze for a few seconds then it starts running again.
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