Freezing problem

[Esmir]

Sorry for bad english...I have problems with my new pc random freezeing sometimes 5s sometimes 15s 
i try everything to replace except motherboard and procesor,i try fresh os,win 7 win 8 and win 10 same problem,i try updating bios with 5-6 diffrent versions..Anyone have solution?I send my pc to store where i buy it and they say everything is ok with pc....But they didnt test it for long,couz he is working ok sometimes for 30-40 min...This is my specs
Motherboard-Strix b 350-f gaming
CPU-Ryzen 5 1600
GPU-Strix 1060 6gb
Ram-G skill trident z 3200mhz 2x8 (its not RGB)
Power supply-EVGA 600W 80 PLUS

[ShredBird]

It sounds like you might have a bad RAM stick.  Try taking out all of your RAM sticks except for one of them and see if the problem persists.  If it goes away, then we can take more steps to isolate the issue.

[RedSector]

6 hours ago, ShredBird said:

It sounds like you might have a bad RAM stick.  Try taking out all of your RAM sticks except for one of them and see if the problem persists.  If it goes away, then we can take more steps to isolate the issue.

If you still find the problem, cycle in another (one stick only in different position on motherboard) and see if persists.

 

I also agree sounds like a ram problem. 

[Esmir]

i try all of that and i also try with difrent brand of ram (Kingston) same problem

[Esmir]

11 hours ago, RedSector said:

If you still find the problem, cycle in another (one stick only in different position on motherboard) and see if persists.

 

I also agree sounds like a ram problem. 

i try all of that and i also try with difrent brand of ram (Kingston) same problem

[RedSector]

Try downloading and running AIDA64 Extreme

 

https://www.aida64.com/downloads

 

Stress single parts of your system and try reproduce the problem.  If that fails, stress whole thing and find what is causing the issue.

[ShredBird]

It may sound weird, but I've witnessed a faulty USB keyboard lock a computer.  Do you have many USB peripherals?  Try running the computer with as few peripherals as possible.

[Esmir]

16 hours ago, ShredBird said:

It may sound weird, but I've witnessed a faulty USB keyboard lock a computer.  Do you have many USB peripherals?  Try running the computer with as few peripherals as possible.

i have keyboard and mouse both are usb...They worked fine on my old pc...il try that also when my pc returns,its again at the service  But im afraid they will tell me again everything is fine -.-

[Esmir]

It was the motherboard.... I spent 20 days on this lol