Computer crashing within 15 minutes of boot time
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Hey guys, new guy here and I think this would be the best place to ask this, since the issue may be linked to what I believe is my CPU heating up badly.
My computer freezes within the first 15 minutes of turning it on, there are no BSOD's or anything coming up on BlueScreenView that tells me if anything is wrong. The computer at hand is an Asus CG5290.
Everything is stock except for the OS, being Windows 7 x64 and all the drivers and BIOS being updated.
The computer, according to RealTemp, is at 60 deg. idle, and when running a game it goes up to 80 degrees.
I had BSOD issues before the freezing but now it's just the freezing after I updated the BIOS. I'll post a picture of it later since it's on the problematic computer and I'm on my laptop.
My computer freezes within the first 15 minutes of turning it on, there are no BSOD's or anything coming up on BlueScreenView that tells me if anything is wrong. The computer at hand is an Asus CG5290.
Everything is stock except for the OS, being Windows 7 x64 and all the drivers and BIOS being updated.
The computer, according to RealTemp, is at 60 deg. idle, and when running a game it goes up to 80 degrees.
I had BSOD issues before the freezing but now it's just the freezing after I updated the BIOS. I'll post a picture of it later since it's on the problematic computer and I'm on my laptop.
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Well aside from the fact that it looks like absolute sh*t, the heatsink is on properly as it doesn't move.
Let me assure myself this;
Is it logical to assume that due to the excessive heating of the components, the parts decided to wear down and eventually are on the point of destruction that is causing my computer to freeze (pun intended)?
Well aside from the fact that it looks like absolute sh*t, the heatsink is on properly as it doesn't move.
Let me assure myself this;
Is it logical to assume that due to the excessive heating of the components, the parts decided to wear down and eventually are on the point of destruction that is causing my computer to freeze (pun intended)?
Try cleaning the system of registry errors and other resource wasting crap with CCleaner. Do the Clean and Registry both.
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
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