Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Even safe mode causes hassles for you? What exactly did you upgrade in your PC?
Even safe mode causes hassles for you? What exactly did you upgrade in your PC?
[SOLVED] Pc Freeze issue:
Hello,
I Recently upgraded my pc, and installed windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit last night.
After completing the installation, i installed my graphics card driver, as well as the drivers for my motherboard.
I then installed a game to check the performance on my pc, only to see my pc freeze after 5 minutes of playing.
I Tried to run the BSOD File collection Application, only to have my pc freeze again.
My Pc Specs:
AMD Phenom II x6 1100T Processor
Asus m4n75td Motherboard(updated to latest firmware)
2 x 2gb Mushkin DDR3 1333MHz RAM
Coolermaster 600w PSU
Asus Geforce GTS250DK 1GB VGA
I have been using a resolution of 1920 x 1080 Resolution.
I Cannot see heat being a problem, as my CPU opperates at 30-50 C when running the games, and i have 4 Fans in the Case.
I am, however, using the stock cooling fan for my Processor.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I Recently upgraded my pc, and installed windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit last night.
After completing the installation, i installed my graphics card driver, as well as the drivers for my motherboard.
I then installed a game to check the performance on my pc, only to see my pc freeze after 5 minutes of playing.
I Tried to run the BSOD File collection Application, only to have my pc freeze again.
My Pc Specs:
AMD Phenom II x6 1100T Processor
Asus m4n75td Motherboard(updated to latest firmware)
2 x 2gb Mushkin DDR3 1333MHz RAM
Coolermaster 600w PSU
Asus Geforce GTS250DK 1GB VGA
I have been using a resolution of 1920 x 1080 Resolution.
I Cannot see heat being a problem, as my CPU opperates at 30-50 C when running the games, and i have 4 Fans in the Case.
I am, however, using the stock cooling fan for my Processor.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Re: Pc Freeze issue:
It Doesnt do it to me when in safe mode:
I Upgraded my PSU, MoBo, CPU, and RAM
It Doesnt do it to me when in safe mode:
I Upgraded my PSU, MoBo, CPU, and RAM
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Did you by chance reinstall your OS after upgrading everything? The RAM and CPU are usually fine when upgrading but the motherboard can be a hassle. It will have the old legacy drivers fro the past motherboard and could be conflicting with each other.
Did you by chance reinstall your OS after upgrading everything? The RAM and CPU are usually fine when upgrading but the motherboard can be a hassle. It will have the old legacy drivers fro the past motherboard and could be conflicting with each other.
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
get the latest chipset & video drivers for win 7 installed & then check...
get the latest chipset & video drivers for win 7 installed & then check...
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Yea, i Re-installed windows 7, and i have upgraded to the latest drivers for all hardware. The Amount of freezes has reduced. It only happens now when i run something that demands a high amount of processing(like Crysis 2 on very high graphics).
I am guessing that it does in fact have something to do with overheating, so i will try replacing my cooling system.
Yea, i Re-installed windows 7, and i have upgraded to the latest drivers for all hardware. The Amount of freezes has reduced. It only happens now when i run something that demands a high amount of processing(like Crysis 2 on very high graphics).
I am guessing that it does in fact have something to do with overheating, so i will try replacing my cooling system.
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
if you have a graphics card update the drivers from manufactureres website....
if you have a graphics card update the drivers from manufactureres website....
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Hi Again.
Ok, so its been a number of weeks, and i still cant get it to work correctly. i have re-installed my gfx card drivers, added in more cooling,checked my RAM, and all other things that i could think of, yet it still keeps Freezing.
Are there any other ideas ?
Hi Again.
Ok, so its been a number of weeks, and i still cant get it to work correctly. i have re-installed my gfx card drivers, added in more cooling,checked my RAM, and all other things that i could think of, yet it still keeps Freezing.
Are there any other ideas ?
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
try to use the computer without graphics card on internal graphics port....
try to use the computer without graphics card on internal graphics port....
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Which exact model is the Cooler Master PSU?
Check the video card temp with GPU-Z.
Which exact model is the Cooler Master PSU?
Check the video card temp with GPU-Z.
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Video Card Temp is always sitting between 40c and 50c, so my cooling is working. the psu i have is the CoolerMaster Extreme Power Plus 600W.
It isnt power related, or gfx card related, as i put my old graphics card( geforce 8600Gt) into the slot, and it still froze.
Video Card Temp is always sitting between 40c and 50c, so my cooling is working. the psu i have is the CoolerMaster Extreme Power Plus 600W.
It isnt power related, or gfx card related, as i put my old graphics card( geforce 8600Gt) into the slot, and it still froze.
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
The Extreme power plus is one of Cooler Master low end units, infact I think it's the worst one. That's likely what your problem is, especially since your old GPU froze as well. Everything adds up.
I'd replace it to a better quality unit:
Newegg.com - CORSAIR Enthusiast Series CMPSU-650TX 650W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Compatible with Core i7 Power Supply
The Extreme power plus is one of Cooler Master low end units, infact I think it's the worst one. That's likely what your problem is, especially since your old GPU froze as well. Everything adds up.
I'd replace it to a better quality unit:
Newegg.com - CORSAIR Enthusiast Series CMPSU-650TX 650W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Compatible with Core i7 Power Supply
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Go into the BIOS and check your temperatures and voltages and post them on here.
just because a computer powers sup and lights come doesn't mean the psu is ok. Freezing is usually caused by overheating, bad power supplies or bad ram.Video Card Temp is always sitting between 40c and 50c, so my cooling is working. the psu i have is the CoolerMaster Extreme Power Plus 600W.
It isnt power related, or gfx card related, as i put my old graphics card( geforce 8600Gt) into the slot, and it still froze.
Go into the BIOS and check your temperatures and voltages and post them on here.
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
CPU Temperature: 28c
MB Temperature: 26c
VCORE voltage: 1.296V
3.3v Voltage: 3.392V-3.408V
5V Voltage: 5.107V
12V Voltage 11.776V
CPU Temperature: 28c
MB Temperature: 26c
VCORE voltage: 1.296V
3.3v Voltage: 3.392V-3.408V
5V Voltage: 5.107V
12V Voltage 11.776V
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Freezing can also be caused by a number of driver misconduct, such as deadlocks and whatnot. The fact this does not take place inside safe mode as well kinda hints to that. Try running PC Wizard and browsing through its contents. If your pc freezes at a particular point, note the hardware you were attempting to view info on, as that may be the culprit right there.
Run Driver Verifier as instructed here, making sure to have Deadlock Detection set as well as the rest (don't need Special Pool, and no Low Resource Simulation either). Select all non-MS drivers and then restart the PC once all that's complete. It must be a successful restart (no touchy the power button) to save the changes. Once that is done, attempt to freeze your PC again. Hopefully, if things work, your PC will crash as opposed to freeze (it may take a minute or two). When that happens, send us the resulting crashdump(s).
Freezing can also be caused by a number of driver misconduct, such as deadlocks and whatnot. The fact this does not take place inside safe mode as well kinda hints to that. Try running PC Wizard and browsing through its contents. If your pc freezes at a particular point, note the hardware you were attempting to view info on, as that may be the culprit right there.
Run Driver Verifier as instructed here, making sure to have Deadlock Detection set as well as the rest (don't need Special Pool, and no Low Resource Simulation either). Select all non-MS drivers and then restart the PC once all that's complete. It must be a successful restart (no touchy the power button) to save the changes. Once that is done, attempt to freeze your PC again. Hopefully, if things work, your PC will crash as opposed to freeze (it may take a minute or two). When that happens, send us the resulting crashdump(s).
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
I'm not an expert with voltages but the 3.3V and the 12V seem unstable to me, or Am I getting this wrong?
I'm not an expert with voltages but the 3.3V and the 12V seem unstable to me, or Am I getting this wrong?
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
They're well within acceptable range (less than 5% each of them).
They're well within acceptable range (less than 5% each of them).
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Ah ok, the voltages can be confusing sometimes. But I'd assume that changes under load. If both video cards crashes then I can't see any other reason (other than temps which seem good)
Ah ok, the voltages can be confusing sometimes. But I'd assume that changes under load. If both video cards crashes then I can't see any other reason (other than temps which seem good)
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Ok, i ran the Verifier, and on my start-up, i got the following BSOD:
STOP: 0x0000001E (0xffffffffc0000005,0xfffff80002abbe36,0x0000000000000000,0x0000000000000000)
What does this mean ?
Ok, i ran the Verifier, and on my start-up, i got the following BSOD:
STOP: 0x0000001E (0xffffffffc0000005,0xfffff80002abbe36,0x0000000000000000,0x0000000000000000)
What does this mean ?
Re: Pc Freeze issue:
Was this immediately at startup? Was it after login? Was it during Windows load screen?
Either way, this means we're getting somewhere (unless you selected an option in Driver Verifier (DV) that isn't good). Unfortunately that particular crash may not provide us with the answer we need. Regardless, we'll wanna take a look at it. Go into safe mode and you can disable DV from there. Then send us the crashdump generated (should be in minidump folder under Windows directory).
Was this immediately at startup? Was it after login? Was it during Windows load screen?
Either way, this means we're getting somewhere (unless you selected an option in Driver Verifier (DV) that isn't good). Unfortunately that particular crash may not provide us with the answer we need. Regardless, we'll wanna take a look at it. Go into safe mode and you can disable DV from there. Then send us the crashdump generated (should be in minidump folder under Windows directory).
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