Hello,
I have been having this issue for a while now, where my computer would freeze quite randomly. It mainly happens for some reason when I'm playing tetris on facebook but also once or twice while playing League of Legends. It has never froze on me while playing SC2, Tera Online Beta, or any other more GPU intensive games. It's not the GPU, I ran a stress test, and even swapped them out. It's not the RAM, HDD, or OS because I have also swapped them out and did a reinstall. One awkward moment though was on one occasion where my computer froze, the fans seemed to have gotten louder, and I could not force shutdown by holding the power button and I had to manually unplug the power. It is also not a overheating issue as I monitor the temperatures and they stay in the safe zone, and when I reboot it after freezing it works for as long as a few days or so before freezing again. This issue has been plaguing me for a long while, and I really hope to figure out whats wrong if someone could help. Also it's not a virus, I have used SAS, Malawarebytes, and Advance system care, and none have found anything wrong and I did say I installed a new HDD. Also the computer using liquid cooling, I'm not sure if that could cause a problem other then temperature with air bubbles, but like stated I monitored the temps and that's not the issue.
http://puu.sh/oFEm
http://puu.sh/oFEO
I have been having this issue for a while now, where my computer would freeze quite randomly. It mainly happens for some reason when I'm playing tetris on facebook but also once or twice while playing League of Legends. It has never froze on me while playing SC2, Tera Online Beta, or any other more GPU intensive games. It's not the GPU, I ran a stress test, and even swapped them out. It's not the RAM, HDD, or OS because I have also swapped them out and did a reinstall. One awkward moment though was on one occasion where my computer froze, the fans seemed to have gotten louder, and I could not force shutdown by holding the power button and I had to manually unplug the power. It is also not a overheating issue as I monitor the temperatures and they stay in the safe zone, and when I reboot it after freezing it works for as long as a few days or so before freezing again. This issue has been plaguing me for a long while, and I really hope to figure out whats wrong if someone could help. Also it's not a virus, I have used SAS, Malawarebytes, and Advance system care, and none have found anything wrong and I did say I installed a new HDD. Also the computer using liquid cooling, I'm not sure if that could cause a problem other then temperature with air bubbles, but like stated I monitored the temps and that's not the issue.
http://puu.sh/oFEm
http://puu.sh/oFEO