My new gaming pc freezes after a while. Help! ;c

AlleLalle

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Hi, I recently built a gaming pc, and now, when playing games the pc and sound freezes after some minutes. Why? I got a liquid cooler for the cpu wich i thought was the problem at first. Or is it still?

Stuff:
Intel i7 4790k
Corsair Hydro H60 (cpu cooler)
MSI Z97 Gaming 9 AC
MSI Geforce GTX 760 Gaming OC
Corsair Vengenance Pro DDR3 8GB Ram memory
Corsair CX 600M
Asus 24x dvd writer
Segate 1 tb SSHD
NZXT Phantom 410 chassi
Cooler Master Jetflo 120
Windows 8.1 64 bit

Please help and thanks!
 

AlleLalle

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From what i've seen, it only crashes when I play csgo and too many people keeps fiering etc. Skyrim works fine, also tf2. On the motherboard it stands about 60 degrees celcious just before the screen freezes and the sound replays.
 

traumadisaster

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Did you get HW monitor? Report the cpu temps high, the column to the right shows what it was at the highest.
Have you overclocked the cpu?
Updated drivers for motherboard and gfx card?
What have you tried so far?
 

AlleLalle

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cpu temps only about 30 degrees while idling but 50-60 while gaming. Havent overclocked it. All drivers are up to date. Also, the power supply sometimes make random noices :/
 

Edward Carey

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I think it is your power supply. What is the wattage of it? When a computer starts drawing more power from the power supply and there is a shortage it can cause your computer to freeze completely. Check the total wattage usage of all your components and make sure there is ample supply coming from the power. A good rule of thumb though is to always have about 25-30% more than what you need.
 

traumadisaster

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I think the noise is not ever supposed to occur. If you have the budget I would replace it to rule that out. Also research return policies at local places to help you decide where to buy. Seems like 600 watts should be plenty if the rails are good. Are you plugged directly into the wall? Any other appliances at that socket? How old is the psu and what did you pay approx.?
 

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So it appears that cs go causes problems . You can try to uninstall and reinstall game from control panel, temps are fine so no hardware issue. If your power supply is causing problems then how come skyrim is playable ? Try borrowing a power supply from a friend to test and lower in game graphics settings. Hope it helps
 

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