Pc hang

[rj7]

hi all..need help..recently i just upgrade my pc with new motherboard,processor and ram..sometime my pc hang..i just watch movie and play game..this happen randomly..it just stuck and cant move anything..i have to restart my pc everytime this happen..what i do wrong? before this i dont have any problem before upgrade my pc. please help me..

this is my current pc spec

asus p8z77-v lx motherboard

intel i3 3220 (stock cooler)

kingston hyperx genesis 8gb kit

cooler master gx 550w bronze power supply

powercolor hd4670 graphic card

1t hdd

[Idle Master 3000]

sounds like overheating of cpu to me (so please check your cooler if it is correctly installed)

and check if your MOBO drivers are up to date

[rj7]

sounds like overheating of cpu to me (so please check your cooler if it is correctly installed)

and check if your MOBO drivers are up to date

drivers all up to date..what temp should i get using stock cooler in idle?

[Trommenissen]

Did you reinstall the os when you did your motherboard upgrade? Because when you remove the drivers for some motherboards, little parts of the drivers stay and that can cause problems like the one your experiencing.

[mgsstar]

sounds like overheating of cpu to me (so please check your cooler if it is correctly installed)

and check if your MOBO drivers are up to date

your cpu should be below 70-80 degrees

[rj7]

Did you reinstall the os when you did your motherboard upgrade? Because when you remove the drivers for some motherboards, little parts of the drivers stay and that can cause problems like the one your experiencing.

alrdy reformat and reinstall os after upgrade..do i have to update the bios?

[rj7]

sounds like overheating of cpu to me (so please check your cooler if it is correctly installed)

and check if your MOBO drivers are up to date

temp about 40 degrees on idle

[rj7]

now i got random bluescreen. What is the problem actually?

[t0wer]

blue screens are typically ram.

I'd run memtest86 for a few passes and then prime95 if you don't get errors on memtest.