Hello everyone!
I joined this forum becouse I'm getting hopeless in my situation here. My problem is that my pc freezes randomly on my new config. I changed my mobo, CPU, video card and RAM. Here is my system config:
Asrock 980DE3/U3S3 motherboard
AMD FX 4130 Black Edition (3.8/3.9GHz) CPU
Asus GT620-1GD3-L video card
Geil 2x2GHz Dual Channel Memory (DDR3) 1333MHz
550W PSU
Seagate hard drive with IDE connection (set to master)
LG DVD drive with IDE connection (set to slave)
Here are some of the possible solutions which I already tried:
- resetting CMOS
- updating BIOS
- looking for shorts in the casing
- updating all possible drivers
- memtest (no problems)
- running hard drive in IDE and AHCI modes (same freezes)
- re-installing windows 7
- checking temperatures (no overheat on any components)
There was like 2-3 times when system said this error message during booting: CMOS checksum bad. That's why I tried resetting CMOS. Also there is a strange boot message which says "Can't find any device". I'm not sure what this means but don't suspect it to be the couse of my problem. Any help would be appreciated but honestly I don't have the possibility to try to change some of the components I have, so please don't recommend that.
Have a nice day, thank you for reading my thread.
Danrael
Edit: I can add one more information which may be sufficient: freezes usually happen during processes which require my PC to achieve higher performance such as HD videos, custom "CPU-eater" installers etc.
I joined this forum becouse I'm getting hopeless in my situation here. My problem is that my pc freezes randomly on my new config. I changed my mobo, CPU, video card and RAM. Here is my system config:
Asrock 980DE3/U3S3 motherboard
AMD FX 4130 Black Edition (3.8/3.9GHz) CPU
Asus GT620-1GD3-L video card
Geil 2x2GHz Dual Channel Memory (DDR3) 1333MHz
550W PSU
Seagate hard drive with IDE connection (set to master)
LG DVD drive with IDE connection (set to slave)
Here are some of the possible solutions which I already tried:
- resetting CMOS
- updating BIOS
- looking for shorts in the casing
- updating all possible drivers
- memtest (no problems)
- running hard drive in IDE and AHCI modes (same freezes)
- re-installing windows 7
- checking temperatures (no overheat on any components)
There was like 2-3 times when system said this error message during booting: CMOS checksum bad. That's why I tried resetting CMOS. Also there is a strange boot message which says "Can't find any device". I'm not sure what this means but don't suspect it to be the couse of my problem. Any help would be appreciated but honestly I don't have the possibility to try to change some of the components I have, so please don't recommend that.
Have a nice day, thank you for reading my thread.
Danrael
Edit: I can add one more information which may be sufficient: freezes usually happen during processes which require my PC to achieve higher performance such as HD videos, custom "CPU-eater" installers etc.
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