Original Post
Random Freezes & BSOD
Since i've changed my MOBA and CPU, i'm having some troubles with my computer
Basically what happens is... it just freezes and does some random sounds or even shows me a BSOD(Not a specific error, some errors have shown more than once but most of the time they are different)
So yeah, this is my build:
Thanks in advance
Basically what happens is... it just freezes and does some random sounds or even shows me a BSOD(Not a specific error, some errors have shown more than once but most of the time they are different)
So yeah, this is my build:
- Gigabyte FXA990-UD3 Rev. 4
- AMD FX 8350
- Sapphire HD7870 GHz Edition
- 16GB Generic Ram
- 2x Barracuda 500gb
- 600w Bluecase
- PCYes Bizon Red(6 Fans, 2 frontal and 1 bottom putting air in and 1 back + 2 top getting rid of hot air)
Thanks in advance
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could be overheating and, do you have a heatsink for your CPU? could be your wiring
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Originally Posted by cocacobra
could be overheating and, do you have a heatsink for your CPU? could be your wiring
Actually yes, when it started doing this i've taken it to a "technician", he changed the cpu heatsink(i was using the default one), it helped since before that i couldn't use the computer even without games running.
I'm also thinking that the problem is overheat but i don't know what to change anymore, just switched cases but it didn't solve the problem
Btw, just got this error in BSOD "Bad Pool Header"
Originally Posted by Iraven19
Actually yes, when it started doing this i've taken it to a "technician", he changed the cpu heatsink(i was using the default one), it helped since before that i couldn't use the computer even without games running.
I'm also thinking that the problem is overheat but i don't know what to change anymore, just switched cases but it didn't solve the problem
Btw, just got this error in BSOD "Bad Pool Header"
Sounds like driver issues. Are all of your drivers up to date?
Well if you are getting multiple errors then yeah overheating is likely the cause, monitor your temps and see how hot they are getting when you BSOD. A bad pool header error for example is to do with memory allocation, and couldn't be caused by drivers. It's unlikely that you are seeing multiple sources of BSOD, so investigating heat is probably the most logical.
You should also read this thread: http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help...tructions.html
And follow it, there are dedicated forums that are very efficient for solving this kind of problem, they will be much better than a toribash forums lol.
You should also read this thread: http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help...tructions.html
And follow it, there are dedicated forums that are very efficient for solving this kind of problem, they will be much better than a toribash forums lol.
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