Computer problems

[techguru]

so I think you've got a few options

 

ram slot is bad

memory is possibly bad...

power supply problem

short circuit from case

highly unlikely..but could be cpu..or cpu slot

[techguru]

What do you mean by "External build"?..build it outside of the case on like a cardboard box or something non conductive

[techguru]

and yea...take the gpu outta the equation and just use onboard gpu for now

[xiner]

so I think you've got a few options

 

ram slot is bad

memory is possibly bad...

power supply problem

short circuit from case

highly unlikely..but could be cpu..or cpu slot

Alrighty.

 

What do you mean by "External build"?..build it outside of the case on like a cardboard box or something non conductive

Oh, okay.

and yea...take the gpu outta the equation and just use onboard gpu for now

Will do.

[techguru]

you might wanna try some stress testing tools to maybe help narrow down the prob

memtest is fine ..but actually realworld stress testing I find works better

[xiner]

you might wanna try some stress testing tools to maybe help narrow down the prob

memtest is fine ..but actually realworld stress testing I find works better

What do you mean by real worlds stress testing? Playing games and just checking?

[techguru]

http://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/?k=features

[DarthVader1022]

I think he means to game on it this would be you best stress test this way your making your CPU work..

[xiner]

http://www.phoronix-test-suite.com/?k=features

Will download that and run it when i've got time.

[xiner]

I think he means to game on it this would be you best stress test this way your making your CPU work..

Will do this too.

[techguru]

http://www.passmark.com/products/bit.htm

something like this

[techguru]

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/test-system-stability-by-putting-heavy-load-on-system-resources/

[techguru]

an idea here is that..if you run a memory stress test..and it crashes..then we can almost be sure its something to do with memory or memory slot..atleast then we can start to narrow it down

[acturisme]

Have you swapped out your disk drive data cables?  Very uncommon problem but also a very cheap check to do.

[xiner]

http://www.passmark.com/products/bit.htm

something like this

 

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/test-system-stability-by-putting-heavy-load-on-system-resources/

 

an idea here is that..if you run a memory stress test..and it crashes..then we can almost be sure its something to do with memory or memory slot..atleast then we can start to narrow it down

 

I will test running stresstests tommorow when i've got time. Clock is 5 am here in Sweden, too tired to do anything atm.

[xiner]

Have you swapped out your disk drive data cables?  Very uncommon problem but also a very cheap check to do.

You mean my Sata cables I assume? Haven't done that. Do you really think 3 of my cables could be broken?

[DarthVader1022]

Get your self some sleep my friend,start off fresh when you gets some sleep we will all be here to try and help you get this problem solved if we can..

[xiner]

Get your self some sleep my friend,start off fresh when you gets some sleep we will all be here to try and help you get this problem solved if we can..

Yep, will definitely do. You do the same. I appreciate everything you guys have tried to help me with.

[DarthVader1022]

Yep, will definitely do. You do the same. I appreciate everything you guys have tried to help me with.

Have you had any luck solving your problem let?

[ApolloX75]

You mean my Sata cables I assume? Haven't done that. Do you really think 3 of my cables could be broken?

I've seen them fail after being kinked when run too tight in a case. I'm guilty of doing it myself.

 

You've definitely got an interesting issue. About the only thing you haven't swapped is the PSU. Normally without any overclocking I wouldn't look too closely at it but at this point...

 

I agree with @techguru an out-of-case assembly is a good idea to rule out a short in the case before jumping on to other possibles.

[xiner]

Sorry that I didn't respond quick. I put together my pc in a little cardboard box an hour ago. Will test playing GTA 5 and H1Z1. Those crashes a lot.

[xiner]

Nope, it was not the case, crashed 3 times already. What should I try next?

[techguru]

check msg

[dnkgaming]

I notice you said you didn't have any anti virus programs running in the background but is there any programs that may have came with the motherboards drivers cd. When i put my i7 in my Asus z97 board i had some weird issues and it was because ai suite had its own settings for just about everything that could cause issues. Anyways when i changed my settings my computer ran alot cooler and stopped making an annoying noise. I didn't have any crashes tho. Might wanna look at the programs that come with the motherboard and see if any are running in the background.

[xiner]

I notice you said you didn't have any anti virus programs running in the background but is there any programs that may have came with the motherboards drivers cd. When i put my i7 in my Asus z97 board i had some weird issues and it was because ai suite had its own settings for just about everything that could cause issues. Anyways when i changed my settings my computer ran alot cooler and stopped making an annoying noise. I didn't have any crashes tho. Might wanna look at the programs that come with the motherboard and see if any are running in the background.

Already checked, I formated my computer and didn't install any of the motherboard programs, only the network lan thingie that's needed for the internet.

 

 

I just ran burnintest for about 15 minutes and this happened. Is my ram defect or wut?