my friends pc keeps crashing... I can't figure out why

[Feelon]

Hello everyone! This is my first post here, so I don't know everything yet... Also, English isn't my first language!

 

So recently I helped my friend build his first pc, he just said what kind of performance he wanted and how much he could pay, so I build the pc and delivered it to him. Easy, right? Well, not so much. I delivered it and went home, but an hour later he called, and said the pc had bluescreened multiple times already. I looked it up, and told him to check if all the drivers are up to date. They were, I already checked it after installing Windows, but still, maybe there was an update or something. All the drivers were up to date, so I ruled that out as a problem. I couldn't find any other possible issues, apart from maybe one of the parts failing (if a part had to fail, I think it must be the hdd or his ssd, but it could be something else). Currently I am out of options, I've been calling with him for 4 hours now and we don't know what is happening. Do you guys have any options/solutions? I would appreciate it very much, thank you.

[apoKhallipsa]

Well first u post specs of this PC .. and can be just system software issues .. maybe try to do photo of bluescreen mostly there is a more information what exactly crashed .. and if bios using somesort of kinda OC or XMP can have affect on instability of whole setup .. if its new .. in cause of older parts can be literally anything

[paddy-stone]

As above, we have to have something to give us a clue, to be able to help you. Fist off though I would start with resetting CMOS, so that everything is defaulted on the mobo. and see if it still has problems.

[Biomecanoid]

When you make a new computer your should stress test it and benchmark it for a day especially before you give it to someone else. That way you are more likely to discover issue with it. Saves you from a headache, now you know.

 

Also people need more info to draw conclusions you have given none