Hi, Built my new PC around 2 weeks ago here r the specs,
i7 920
ASUS P6T deluxe
1000w Antec true power quattro
3x2GB G-skill ram 1333mhz
1x WD aaks 500gb hdd
1x Seagate 250gb barracuda
1x Seagate 500gb barracuda
1x asus dvd burner
1x lg dvd burner
thermalright 120 cpu cooler
Palit GTX 295
Anyway my computer keeps freezing( not crashing) it just locks up and keeps repeating the sound it was making when it froze. it does this during start up of windows vista (64 bit), on the net, playing any games, about 8 mins into prime 95. but ive been running p95 for the last 2.5 hours no probs in safe mode, so it could be the driver i think
can anyone help me as im having to restart like every 10mins due to freezing
any advice or any thing relevant is appreciated.
The SPD tab shows what the actual settings are supposed to be. Your RAM is currently running at 510Mhz... but that leads me to the next thing. Your CPU is overclocked.
You should have it at stock settings for now. I'm no expert on i7, but I'm pretty sure you are supposed to be at 133Mhz x 20, not 170Mhz x 18.... That's why your memory frequency doesn't exactly match the SPD tab. Different core bus speeds.
No wonder your CPU is on the warm side and your system is not stable.
Yep, I've confirmed that. Your problem is that you are overclocked without taking all the needed steps to do so. You need to get back to stock settings and make sure you are stable, then head on over to the overclocking forum to discuss how to get your CPU up to that frequency and stable at the same time.
I tried running p95 and realtemp over night on bclk 133 but when i woke up the screen was frozen on 2hrs 10mins so ive reverted back to 170 and im trying again, is there anyway to tell what happened at the time it froze to know what is causing the problem?
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