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Computer freezing often

BenIddon

I’m not quite sure what topic to put this in so forgive me if I’m wrong, my computer freezes for about 5-10 seconds very often. This happens mostly when gaming but even just on you tube my computer still stutters. In some cases my computer will fully freeze and not let me do anything resulting in me having to shut it down and restart. Any help on fixes or why this happens is greatly appreciated. SPECS: 

Mobo - Gigabyte 970A-DS3P Ram - Corsair DDR3 8GB CPU - AMD FX-8350 ;

GPU -NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1060 6GB ; 

 

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please tell us your pc specs, as you gave us only the clue that your pc is hanging up. that's not enough to know what's going on

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1 hour ago, BenIddon said:

I’m not quite sure what topic to put this in so forgive me if I’m wrong, my computer freezes for about 5-10 seconds very often. This happens mostly when gaming but even just on you tube my computer still stutters. In some cases my computer will fully freeze and not let me do anything resulting in me having to shut it down and restart. Any help on fixes or why this happens is greatly appreciated. 

we cant really help without specs

 

from reading this it might be a bad overclock or faulty ram but we cant tell for sure without the specs 

Mobo - Asus Maximus VI Formula Ram - Kingston HyperX Fury 1866mhz CL10 16GBCPU - Intel i7 4790K ;

GPU - Gainward RTX 2070 Phantom ; PSU - Corsair RM750x Cooler - CM Hyper 212 EVO

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19 hours ago, PandaCopyRight said:

we cant really help without specs

 

from reading this it might be a bad overclock or faulty ram but we cant tell for sure without the specs 

Ah right I’ll reply with my specs later on today thank you

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10 hours ago, Kodiac said:

I recommend using https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy so we can see the temperatures and clock speeds.

Yes I have quite a high temperature CPU and I have turned the system on and off multiple times and the same thing happens gain.

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On 16/06/2018 at 1:10 PM, PandaCopyRight said:

we cant really help without specs

 

from reading this it might be a bad overclock or faulty ram but we cant tell for sure without the specs 

Mobo - Gigabyte 970A-DS3P Ram - Corsair DDR3 8GB CPU - AMD FX-8350 ;

GPU -NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1060 6GB ; 

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19 minutes ago, BenIddon said:

Yes I have quite a high temperature CPU and I have turned the system on and off multiple times and the same thing happens gain.

If that’s true, there is your problem. Every time the heat goes up it lowers performance to let it cool down. Your computer may need more fans/water cooling, cable management, etc

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23 minutes ago, Kodiac said:

If that’s true, there is your problem. Every time the heat goes up it lowers performance to let it cool down. Your computer may need more fans/water cooling, cable management, etc

Okay thank you for this, I did have a suspicion it was my CPU because when gaming I’m at like 75-78 degrees and just normally it’s around the 60 mark. Thank you 

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2 minutes ago, Kodiac said:

Should not throttle under 80 C

Oh right so do you still think it’s the heat then?

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4 minutes ago, Kodiac said:

Yeah I still think you have heat spikes. It’s a very common issue.

Ah right okay thank you very much!

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