New rig - Pc freezes randomly. Help please.

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Amonsatuth

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Hello people!
My pc have freezes randomly. 1 or 2 times per week. Very rare freeze. I don't know why.
To reset I must hold down the power button.

I will upload a video you can watch; PC freezes randomly

LINK: https://mega.nz/#!udMh0bwa!5E75UWzTwnTlPOXm7hDhSZlrMxftPpUWffb2BpJ_Vf8

This is my new rig:
Windows 10 64bits updated
I5-6600k 4.4ghz + Evo 212
ga-z170x-gaming 3
8gb Kinston Hyperx Fury Black 2400mhz --> tested ok!
zotac gtx 970 amp extreme edition --> tested ok!
Xfx Pro 650w 80plus Bronce Wired
1tb caviar black --> tested ok!
500gb Seagate --> tested ok!
 
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COLGeek
I would suggest updating your BIOS. Also, you should test your memory for error with a tool like memtest.

http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

Download the ISO, burn to CD/DVD or USB. Boot from that device and run tests. May take a little while, but very comprehensive.

I would also suggest removing all OC settings until you have a stable system. This rules out those variables while troubleshooting.
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Amonsatuth

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Motherboard Bios is F6 - 2016/03/02 (Improve DDR XMP compatibility). No the most recent.
The most recent is F20 2016/11/09 (Support 7th generation CPU) * This BIOS prohibits updating to earlier version BIOS.

Cpu is now in 4.4ghz oc but in normal 3.9ghz happened the issue too.
Temperatures very normal.
Photo cpu voltage and temperature:
1zw21yv.jpg


Memory is 2400mhz xmp auto config in bios.
nmc201.jpg


Gpu is oc but all ok. I changed it last month and the problem persist.
Temperature very normal.
Idle: 37°C
Full load: 69°C
2lm84ef.jpg
 
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I would suggest updating your BIOS. Also, you should test your memory for error with a tool like memtest.

http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

Download the ISO, burn to CD/DVD or USB. Boot from that device and run tests. May take a little while, but very comprehensive.

I would also suggest removing all OC settings until you have a stable system. This rules out those variables while troubleshooting.
 
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