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Hopefully, in the mean time I cant afford a motherboard since this last purchase.. but i'm still having a hard time thinking that the problem is coming from my motherboard.

Well, if you trying everything I listed (software wise), then it's probably the motherboard.

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Well I just re-checked your post and yeah I have done everything, I changed the voltage of my CPU to 1.20v, this is what ASRock asked me to do, if its still crashing then its the motherboard


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Wait, you stated that your CPU is the i7-2600 (first page), or is it the i7-2600K?

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first and foremost, try to reseat everything, CPU, GPU's, all RAM sticks

 

 

 

Edit: Nevermind

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Wait, you stated that your CPU is the i7-2600 (first page), or is it the i7-2600K?

i7-2600

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Wait, you stated that your CPU is the i7-2600 (first page), or is it the i7-2600K?

So like I said I changed my voltage yesterday and I had no issue, until I started playing in my config file of cs go so I was alt-tabing constantly and out of nowhere its froze, so didnt work I guess

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Update, after looking more into the event viewer, I have found these right before my system froze, each times, it is listed under warnings.

Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device WpdBusEnumRoot\UMB\2&37c186b&0&STORAGE#VOLUME#_??_USBSTOR#DISK&VEN_UFD_2.0&PROD_SILICON-POWER8G&REV_1100#1401077904722019&0#.
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i7-2600

I have no idea how you changed the VCore for a non-K cpu.

 

 

Update, after looking more into the event viewer, I have found these right before my system froze, each times, it is listed under warnings.

Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device WpdBusEnumRoot\UMB\2&37c186b&0&STORAGE#VOLUME#_??_USBSTOR#DISK&VEN_UFD_2.0&PROD_SILICON-POWER8G&REV_1100#1401077904722019&0#.

 

I don't think warnings cause the PC to freeze, but I found this, and this:

 

Are you using a Logitech keyboard on that system?

The driver WUDFRd.sys is associated with Logitech keyboards and some of these are not compatible with Windows 7.

Check the following.

Go to the following website: Windows 7 Compatibility Center

 

You will see a Software and Hardware tab that you can use to locate the product you wish to check for compatibility.

 

Select the Compatibility FAQ that will explain how to use the compatibility website.

 

If you find an installed software/hardware item that does not appear on the compatibility list, go to the website of the maker of that product and check for any updates.

 

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So, you mostly crash when you're alt-tabbing?

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So, you mostly crash when you're alt-tabbing?

Yes pretty much and yes I have a logitech keyboard and mouse, but I was using it before and never had any issues with it

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Could it be that its drivers are corrupted, so when you alt+tab it freezes the computer? Do you have an old keyboard lying around?

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Could it be that its drivers are corrupted, so when you alt+tab it freezes the computer? Do you have an old keyboard lying around?

Sadly I do not, but I never had any issues with it..

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Well I think it's RAM . I think the least supported frequency for that mobo is 1066 MHz .

Try a ram module from your friend or if u have one with >= 1333 mhz

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Well I think it's RAM . I think the least supported frequency for that mobo is 1066 MHz .

Try a ram module from your friend or if u have one with >= 1333 mhz

if you read correctly, I have corsair vengeance 2x4gb 1866mhz :)

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if you read correctly, I have corsair vengeance 2x4gb 1866mhz :)

Ohh then it's the mobo RMA it

THE LITTLE DEVIL : i5 4690k on NOCTUA NHD15

Asus z97 sabertooth mark 2 

WD black 1TB & WD Green 2TB HDD, Samsung 840 Evo 240gb & Hyperx 240gb SSD 

RAM- Corsair vengence 16gb and hyperx fury 8gb

PSU-Seasonic sII 620 wtt power supply

PErPHERaLS: Logitech g403 mouse, Redgear cherry MX brown switches, Logitech gamepad f310,Cosmic byte XXL RGB mousepad 

Audio: SennheiserHD 558 and antlion mod mic

PHOnE: Realme 3 pro 

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Ohh then it's the mobo RMA it

I guess I have no choice.. I have pretty much changed everything, thanks though, but I will still be trying solutions in the meantime

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I guess I have no choice.. I have pretty much changed everything, thanks though, but I will still be trying solutions in the meantime

One thing more try virtual memory to be enabled in windows check a. Yt video on resolving low memory and try it .

THE LITTLE DEVIL : i5 4690k on NOCTUA NHD15

Asus z97 sabertooth mark 2 

WD black 1TB & WD Green 2TB HDD, Samsung 840 Evo 240gb & Hyperx 240gb SSD 

RAM- Corsair vengence 16gb and hyperx fury 8gb

PSU-Seasonic sII 620 wtt power supply

PErPHERaLS: Logitech g403 mouse, Redgear cherry MX brown switches, Logitech gamepad f310,Cosmic byte XXL RGB mousepad 

Audio: SennheiserHD 558 and antlion mod mic

PHOnE: Realme 3 pro 

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One thing more try virtual memory to be enabled in windows check a. Yt video on resolving low memory and try it .

its already enabled

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its already enabled

Then I think it's a mobo problem.

THE LITTLE DEVIL : i5 4690k on NOCTUA NHD15

Asus z97 sabertooth mark 2 

WD black 1TB & WD Green 2TB HDD, Samsung 840 Evo 240gb & Hyperx 240gb SSD 

RAM- Corsair vengence 16gb and hyperx fury 8gb

PSU-Seasonic sII 620 wtt power supply

PErPHERaLS: Logitech g403 mouse, Redgear cherry MX brown switches, Logitech gamepad f310,Cosmic byte XXL RGB mousepad 

Audio: SennheiserHD 558 and antlion mod mic

PHOnE: Realme 3 pro 

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Try to set "High performance" Power plan in Power Options in Control panel. BTW what is your PSU model ?

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Sadly I do not, but I never had any issues with it..

Well, you know... things break, but I don't think it's the issue here.

 

I found this. Might shed some light on the matter.

 

When your computer locks up, if you press caps lock or num lock, do they switch on/off or don't respond?

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Well, you know... things break, but I don't think it's the issue here.

 

I found this. Might shed some light on the matter.

 

When your computer locks up, if you press caps lock or num lock, do they switch on/off or don't respond?

I dont know, next time my pc freezes I will try pressing caps lock to see if my keyboard respond too, interesting, thanks

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Well, you know... things break, but I don't think it's the issue here.

 

I found this. Might shed some light on the matter.

 

When your computer locks up, if you press caps lock or num lock, do they switch on/off or don't respond?

Ok, well I just froze when browsing internet and I tried what you asked, I spammed caps lock and the light wasnt changing, so my keyboard wasnt responding when my computer froze

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This time when my pc froze, the LED on my mouse and keyboard went off, first time ive seen this happening

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