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So i'v been having some instablity issues with my computer lately, battlefield 4 freezes very frequently for example. Im trying to fix that by using my old memory kit, because i suspect it could be my corsair vengeance pro memory sticks that is causing the problem. I removed heat spreaders from them but decided to reattach them with thermal adhesive and now i think they are damaged somehow. When i last played battlefield 4 it worked fine with old kingston ddr3 1333mhz 4x2gb memory sticks.

 

Problems with folding started couple of days ago when i got back to folding from a half year break. If i fold at full or medium it will reboot my machine sooner or later, and in light it works longer but as soon as the gpu kicks in, which is gtx 970, it will reboot. Next i ran Furmark for 30 min with no problems, expect when i stopped it, my computer rebooted 2 mins later. WTH? And my temps for cpu are around 60C in folding at  home, gpu is 67-71C

 

Here are my pc specs:

 

windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

gigabyte z87x-sli

intel core i5 4670k at stock 3,8

kingston ddr3 1333mhz 4x2gb

MSI gtx 970 4gb (3,5 lol) at stock

corsair ax760

Samsung hd103SJ 1TB

OCZ-agility 120GB as boot drive

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Temp problem? Run something like HWmonitor and see what your GPU and CPU temps are.

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