Computer Freezing ??

[Troublemaker77]

Hello,2 months ago,my computer started freezing,let's say I play fifa or league of legends and i start the browser and open youtube so i can listen to music,it makes me so much lag,it freezes the image but the mouse coursor is working(PS:even more lag if i run a game windowed instead of full screen) ,it haven't done any lag till now,i could have 15 processes and they could work perfect,now,not so much. i have adata SSD 240 gb,amd fx 6350,16 gb of ram,amd r9 390 sapphire ,asrock 970 pro,it worked perfectly till 2 months ago when it started lagging and blue screen,now i changed the windows from 10 to 7,i don't get blue screen anymore but it freezes sometimes,and by the way,sometimes when i open the browser and search for something it stops/loading too much,can you help me?

 

[Troublemaker77]

By the way,i ran some test like memtest and SSDlife pro or HDD sentinel,no problem for those ones..

 

[Stysner]

Sounds like malware. Check for virusses, or just do a fresh Windows install. Have you installed pirated games? Sometimes they include bitcoin miners that will crush your CPU.

 

[Troublemaker77]

Sounds like malware. Check for virusses, or just do a fresh Windows install. Have you installed pirated games? Sometimes they include bitcoin miners that will crush your CPU.

I can assure you,reinstalled it 3 times,i had windows 10,reinstalled 10,then installed 8,then 7,maybe the CPU has some problems,or maybe the motherboard,the SSD and RAM don't have any problems..

 

[Stysner]

With a fresh install, that does sound like a hardware problem.

So, it could be a couple of things. I've had this problem before, and it's not fun to troubleshoot... It's a process of elimination basically, so you'll be doing a lot of checking and re-doing stuff, just to rule it out.

It could be the powersupply. If it doesn't deliver clean power, everything can happen. If you have another powersupply, or if you could borrow one (that you know works well), try that.

You could also try reseating the CPU, cleaning out the heatsink while you're at it. Unlikely to be the problem, but hey...

If it is the motherboard, that's stupidly difficult to check, you'd basically have to rule out EVERYTHING else, or try another one.

And you're sure it's not the RAM? Did you try running the machine with just one stick, or do a memtest?

 

[Troublemaker77]

With a fresh install, that does sound like a hardware problem.

So, it could be a couple of things. I've had this problem before, and it's not fun to troubleshoot... It's a process of elimination basically, so you'll be doing a lot of checking and re-doing stuff, just to rule it out.

It could be the powersupply. If it doesn't deliver clean power, everything can happen. If you have another powersupply, or if you could borrow one (that you know works well), try that.

You could also try reseating the CPU, cleaning out the heatsink while you're at it. Unlikely to be the problem, but hey...

If it is the motherboard, that's stupidly difficult to check, you'd basically have to rule out EVERYTHING else, or try another one.

And you're sure it's not the RAM? Did you try running the machine with just one stick, or do a memtest?

I did 3 hours check,not even one problem,and the SSD life is 100%,the HDD is 98%,so,it pisses me so much,not the problem itself,but the thing that i don't know what's causing it..

 

[Stysner]

Yeah those types of problems are frustrating, I know from experience... Nothing left to do but ruling things out until you find the problematic hardware.