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I tested the PSU with a multimeter and everything seems to be normal. All of the 3.3v pins were dead on at 3.30v. All of the 12v pins were right around 11.90v. And the 5.5v pins were 5.15v. Does anyone know where to check the vcore voltage? Is it on the motherboard somewhere? I tried looking...

Downloaded HD Tune and scanned my system hard drive and my external hard drive and both had 0 errors.

I have been having these problems with my computer. Its been randomly freezing/hanging completely to where I need to hold the power button down an restart it. It also will randomly just restart itself. Heres the original post about the problem...

Still dont know what is causing this. The computer is still randomly locking up completely and randomly restarting itself.

Why does AIDA64 show my core voltage a 1.0v? But then when I go in here, it shows my cpu core a 2.2v like hwmonitor. But in there is shows my 3.3v reading as being correct, unlike hwmonitor.

Where exactly would I check for the 3.3v(or 2.77 in my case) reading?

Yes I do have a multimeter. Could the 2.77v mean a possibly bad power supply? I dont know if that would cause my random freezing issue though, would it?

Yea, I know it sucks haha. Ive tried Speed Fan and it doesnt even show anything. also CPU-Z shows the same 2.2v Does 2.2v seem high though?

Nothing, here is the power menu: Is there any other place I can search for an newer bios besides the HP site?

I cant seem to find that. This is all my bios shows:

I have a fairly new HP HPE-410f computer. And I have been haveing issue with the computer running stable. Heres a thread I made trying to solve the problem: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/28874-63-random-freezing-windows#t123299 Ive done a clean reinstall of win7, ran memtest86 multiple...

Little update on the problem: I did a clean install of windows 7. Still experienced the freezing/crashing. Ran memtest86, with 3 passes on each ram stick in different slots. No errors, but still have the problem. I updated all my drivers. And it just froze again and instead of just freezing...

I think I got it fixed. I removed a color profile that mustve gotten created somehow.

I uninstalled the AMD vision control center and Im still having the problem. So it wasnt the AMD control center causing it.