IDE Programs Freeze On New PC

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Dazzor

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Hello, I am new to this forum so I am sorry if it's in the wrong section but I need some help.
I recently built my PC with he following specs:
FX 8350 4.0Ghz not OC'd yet with stock cooler
GA-990FXA-UD3 Motherboard
Rip.Jaws 8 GB 1600 ram
Sapphire 7970
Corsair 750TX power supply

Here are my temps:
(Everything in Celsius, 37C = 100F)
CPU: 16 idle and fluctuates between 30's and mid 40's when under light load (when watching videos for example)

HDD: min 31C max 32/33

GPU: idle 36/38 (haven't tested load)

Here is my problem:I am learning programming at the moment and I need an IDE program, I decided not to download Microsoft's because they put too much load when installing and I don't have good enough cooling yet, so I tried two others SharpDevelop and MonoDevelop, both freeze in such a way I am not able to kill them in task manager or CMD after I run the first debug, even if it's as simple as Hello World.

I am not sure what the problem is, any ideas?

NOTE:I accidentally bent my pins and had them repaired by a professional during the built, could that have any effect?

-Dan
 
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Is the computer freezing at any other time? IDE's shouldn't put much of a load on a CPU, unless a cyclonic loop is introduced. Something may be wrong with drivers and/or operating system. When you run the programs - can you get task manager to load to see the performance? Is it 100% CPU utilization, etc.....
 
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Dazzor

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The programs don't even go past 10% utilization and just now I noticed they freeze regardless of debugging, they just freeze after 30 seconds or so.
 
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Dazzor

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Do you mean problems in the hardware department or that somehow two separate programs are corrupt after an install?
 
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It could be the operating system (operating system files and/or drivers), the supporting packages (i.e. C++ runtime), or the program installations themselves.

If no other applications on the computer are behaving this way, I would look at the supporting packages and/or program installations. I do a lot of programming, and this behavior usually appears from either the supporting packages and/or program installation.
 
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Dazzor

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I re installed drivers for my CPU and GPU, still nothing, crashes as soon as I debug, sometimes I can debug and close it and then run Monodevelop for another few seconds...
 
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