Home Built PC freezing since day 1, probable power issue

[Wilard]

I buit a pc nearly a year ago and it has been freezing randomly allowing now imputs and keeping the same image and the last note buzzes through earphones for the 0-5 seconds.
I've used CPUID HWmonitor to read off the voltages being supplied and it says that they are:
Max Min
CPU Vcore 1.428v 1.080v
Vin1 1.500v 1.500v
+3.3v 2.016v 2.004v
+5v 3.407v 3.387v
+12v 7.968v 7.920v
-12v -2.640v -2.688v
-5v -8.880v -8.880v
+5v vcch 2.782v 2.782v
VBAT 1.620v 1.620v


ive tried a different power supply which also came out with the same kind of voltages.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

What power supply do you have? Does the PC freeze with the other power supply, too? What are your full PC specs? What is the other power supply?

 

[JobCreator]

List your hardware.

 

[Wilard]

What power supply do you have? Does the PC freeze with the other power supply, too? What are your full PC specs? What is the other power supply?

both of the power supplies I've tried have had this issue of freezing, hence why I replaced it this morning

 

[turkey3_scratch]

What power supply do you have? Does the PC freeze with the other power supply, too? What are your full PC specs? What is the other power supply?

both of the power supplies I've tried have had this issue of freezing, hence why I replaced it this morning

What is your hardware???

 

[Wilard]

What power supply do you have? Does the PC freeze with the other power supply, too? What are your full PC specs? What is the other power supply?

both of the power supplies I've tried have had this issue of freezing, hence why I replaced it this morning

What is your hardware???

AMD FX 8350
Gigabyte 970A ud3p
Sapphire Radeon r9 280x graphics card
Raptor Corsair 16 Gb Ram cards (2X 8gb)
seagate 1Tb hard drive
Evga nex650g original powersupply
corsair cs650m replacement

 

[JobCreator]

Check the date of your BIOS revision. Then, check the Gigabyte website for a newer version.

If not, make sure you have the latest video drivers.

 

[Wilard]

Check the date of your BIOS revision. Then, check the Gigabyte website for a newer version.

If not, make sure you have the latest video drivers.

neither made any difference to the situation, took me a while to change the bios but made no difference. could it be that the motherboard is affecting the power supply to the components (possibly the cause for freezing as motherboard voltages using HW monitors shows wrong voltages), so would replacing for a different/ better brand or make work?

 

[Wilard]

I know this is a few years late, but the issue was with the drivers for the network card being incompatible with the operating system.