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My computer keeps freezing

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3 minutes ago, Alexsolo said:

Could be related to many things! Is it when you're playing games or doing something in particular? random even when idle? We'll need a little more detail...

No I just built it when I turn it on it just freezes 

When I try booting it up to install windows. If I go into the Bios it still freezes after a minute 

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1 hour ago, Cloggy987 said:

I just build a new system with a ryzen 5 2600 and a rx 580 using the ASUS b450 prime mother bored every time I boot up the pc after about 2 minutes later it freezes. What’s the problem any ideas 

What Powersupply??

What Memory?

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2 minutes ago, Cloggy987 said:

550w 80 plus Corsair 

corsair  vengeance ddr4 3000hz

OK, replace the PSU.

A 10-15 Year old PSU is not a good idea with modern Components.


You need a new, good quality PSU such as Bitfenix Formula, be quiet Pure Power 11, 400W or more.

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14 minutes ago, Alexsolo said:

Yeah 40 degrees idle temp is fine. 

 

Yeah defective RAM will be detected and work to boot, but may present issues in windows.

 

Have you installed ALL drivers?

 

no because I haven't even being able to install windows to get on to the system I freezes when booting up or trying to install windows  

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Just now, Alexsolo said:

Do you have another place to put the M.2 drive on the mobo? I'd try that. Might be a defective drive or a defective motherboard. I'm willing to bet it's the SSD. Exchange it where you purchased it for a replacement. 

it just froze without the m.2 no I don't have another m.2 slot on my mobo 

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Just now, Alexsolo said:

It's not RAM, M.2... likely not PSU... it could be GPU, Motherboard, CPU... unfortunately there's no easy way to determine. I'd suggest going to a local PC shop and asking for help determining the issue...

there is no pc shop near my house 

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1 minute ago, Alexsolo said:

Then you would have to return the possible problematic parts for replacement. As I said, either motherboard, CPU or GPU.

its not the gnu because I had a second gnu and I tried it and it was the same so either motherboard or cpu 

what about the psu ?

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2 minutes ago, Alexsolo said:

Yeah then it would be motherboard and CPU.

 

It would really surprise me that it's the PSU.. but anything is possible. I'd start with mobo/cpu since they're the likely culprits.

okay I'm going to return the mother bored and get another one sent out hope fully that will work 

 

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21 hours ago, Alexsolo said:

Yeah then it would be motherboard and CPU.

 

It would really surprise me that it's the PSU.. but anything is possible. I'd start with mobo/cpu since they're the likely culprits.

cheers alexsolo the new mobo came today and it works fine thanks 

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