Computer Crashing... Help!

[Foul]

Hello, So 

 

Ive made a post about this already,
 I thought id try to go more into detail. 
So I build my PC about 2 years ago, It has been fine for this past year an a half, And now out of no where my whole PC well crash.

There is NO error messages when it crashes, The whole computer Freezes, everything on the screen Freezes, (Still shows what i was last on). And i have to hit the restart button to restart my computer.
This happens about 2/3 times a Day.

**note** IT does not crash When im under Load, IT happens when ever, Watching youtube videos, Games, Microsoft word...etc. 

 

Ive been told It could be a bad Windows install, ( I never re downloaded windows, Never tried) 

Ive been told it could be a bad program install, SO i reset my PC to factory settings, Still freezes.

 

I really have no clue what the problem is. 

Here Is a Gyazo GIF of my CPUID HWMonitor (Made it a gif bc things change) 
**This is Right after it crashed**

https://gyazo.com/160f75c290870758ec01414d85145b96

 

If needed Ill show more.

 

PC build vvv
 

Spoiler

 

 

[mr cheese]

Have you tried disabling AMD TurboBoost in the BIOS?

[Foul]

5 minutes ago, DaJakerBoss said:

Have you tried disabling AMD TurboBoost in the BIOS?

Hey! 

So, im not completely computer savvy when it comes with the whole BIOS thing, So ive been hesitant to touch any of that stuff,   You think that could be the problem? 
Is there any Guides that show you how to do that kind of stuff? Dont wanna mess anything up.

EDIT: Ive seen alot of posts saying keep it on IF you're not overclocking... Im not overclocking. 

[johnukguy]

Have you cleaned the PC out, checked all your cable connections, done a disk check, run system file checker and run decent (in other words not Windows Defender, McAfee or Norton) anti virus/anti malware scans?

[Foul]

Just now, johnukguy said:

Have you cleaned the PC out, checked all your cable connections, done a disk check, run system file checker and run decent (in other words not Windows Defender, McAfee or Norton) anti virus/anti malware scans?

Hey!

Thanks for the reply!

Yes I have crazy OCD so i clean my PC in and out once every 2 months,

When it comes to cable connections, I have 3 things running in a Power bar, thing, My Screen, PC and a speaker, Dont think that would be the problem? 
File Checker Im running right now! Well reply when its done, 
And for Virus checkers, I did have Norton (paid) 

 

Thanks!

[mr cheese]

1 hour ago, Foul said:

Hey! 

So, im not completely computer savvy when it comes with the whole BIOS thing, So ive been hesitant to touch any of that stuff,   You think that could be the problem? 
Is there any Guides that show you how to do that kind of stuff? Dont wanna mess anything up.

EDIT: Ive seen alot of posts saying keep it on IF you're not overclocking... Im not overclocking. 

I was just going off a friendly Google search of your CPU

 

What kind of RAM do you have (DDR3/4) and how is it arranged?

What kind of Storage do you have (HDD/SDD/M.2/PCIe)

Specifically, what is your motherboard model?

[Foul]

Just now, DaJakerBoss said:

I'm just going off a friendly Google search of your CPU

 

What kind of RAM do you have (DDR3/4) and how is it arranged?

What kind of Storage do you have (HDD/SDD/M.2/PCIe)

Specifically, what is your motherboard model?

I thank you for the help!

DDR3 8gigs 4 and 4 But i forget the arrangemeant 

3TB HD

MSI 970

Sadly I think it is the CPU!
Ive seen 2 other posts on here with the FX 8350 That Freezes Randomly

 

 

[mr cheese]

1 hour ago, Foul said:

MSI 970

 

could you be more pacific?

[mr cheese]

Okay here's a general guess as to how to disable it:

You're going to need to find your way into the BIOS (appears to be holding DEL as the computer boots)

Next there's a option that reads "AMD Turbo Core Technology" in the Overclocking (OC) category:

My assumption here is that if you turn this option from Auto to Off, you will have disabled it and you can try rebooting into Windows.

 

The hopeful solution is from a TomsHardware post where someone fixed the freezing by disabling this.

[Foul]

6 minutes ago, DaJakerBoss said:

Okay here's a general guess as to how to disable it:

You're going to need to find your way into the BIOS (appears to be holding DEL as the computer boots)

Next there's a option that reads "AMD Turbo Core Technology" in the Overclocking (OC) category:

My assumption here is that if you turn this option from Auto to Off, you will have disabled it and you can try rebooting into Windows.

 

The hopeful solution is from a TomsHardware post where someone fixed the freezing by disabling this.

Thanks a ton for the help!
And I do see that guy has almost the same problem as me !

Ill do some more googling and check it out

 

Thanks Alot!!!

[mr cheese]

1 hour ago, Foul said:

Thanks a ton for the help!
And I do see that guy has almost the same problem as me !

Ill do some more googling and check it out

 

Thanks Alot!!!

Yup! Please do come back if this doesn't work!

[Foul]

16 hours ago, DaJakerBoss said:

Yup! Please do come back if this doesn't work!

Hey, So ive turned it off, And Just turn my computer on to do some homework, within 20mins of it being on in Froze again

[mr cheese]

On 3/19/2018 at 8:36 AM, Foul said:

Hey, So ive turned it off, And Just turn my computer on to do some homework, within 20mins of it being on in Froze again

oh boy. I will do some more checking. You wanna take some pics of your bios if you can?

[Foul]

Just now, DaJakerBoss said:

oh boy. I will do some more checking. You wanna take some pics of your bios if you can?

LOL

I have Ordered a Ryzen 1600x no need for anymore checking, This shits getting set on fire. 

 

Spoiler

jkjkjkjkjk But still Fuck FX series, Thanks for the help!

 

[mr cheese]

17 minutes ago, Foul said:

LOL

I have Ordered a Ryzen 1600x no need for anymore checking, This shits getting set on fire. 

 

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jkjkjkjkjk But still Fuck FX series, Thanks for the help!

 

LOL GOOD CHOICE

YOU DID YOURSELF A FAVOR MAN