My computer causing hard freezing costantly

[TheBigOleone]

My computer keeps hard freezing randomly. I dont know whats causing the problem. I have recently bought a new ssd 960 evo. It still causing problems. Is it somthing wrong with my mobo or psu? please answer to this thread if you can help. thanks.

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

Is the OS loaded onto the SSD? Also, please provide a full list of parts please.

 

[TheBigOleone]

Is the OS loaded onto the SSD? Also, please provide a full list of parts please.

yes my os is installed in my ssd.

mobo gigabyte gaming 7

cpu i7 6700k

gpu msi gtx 970

hdd: wb blue 1tb drive

sdd: samsung 960 evo 500 gb

psu cx750m crosair

crosair h50 or somthing. cpu cooler.

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

Is the OS loaded onto the SSD? Also, please provide a full list of parts please.

yes my os is installed in my ssd.

mobo gigabyte gaming 7

cpu i7 6700k

gpu msi gtx 970

hdd: wb blue 1tb drive

sdd: samsung 960 evo 500 gb

psu cx750m crosair

crosair h50 or somthing. cpu cooler.

First thing I would do, if you're able to, is back up and important files on your PC, JIC.

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

And did these issues happen after installing the SSD or were they happening before?

 

[TheBigOleone]

And did these issues happen after installing the SSD or were they happening before?

yes it happened to me before i bought the ssd same issue start to happen again.

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

And did these issues happen after installing the SSD or were they happening before?

yes it happened to me before i bought the ssd same issue start to happen again.

Try to reseat the RAM, take it out, if there's a lot of dust, clean with can of compressed air.

If that doesn't work, check your CPU and GPU temperatures and make sure they're staying under 70c

And if that's not the issue:

Do you have the windows CD or a Bootable USB? I want you to try a fresh install of windows.

 

[TheBigOleone]

And did these issues happen after installing the SSD or were they happening before?

yes it happened to me before i bought the ssd same issue start to happen again.

Try to reseat the RAM, take it out, if there's a lot of dust, clean with can of compressed air.

If that doesn't work, check your CPU and GPU temperatures and make sure they're staying under 70c

And if that's not the issue:

Do you have the windows CD or a Bootable USB? I want you to try a fresh install of windows.

yes i have installed my windows. I checked my tempatures on hardwaremonitor and they are all fine. most of them are under 50 c. i looked at the ram too. but i didnt see any dust in it too.

 

[TheBigOleone]

also my computer freezes randomly when i play games. but it doesnt when im browsing around like im doing right now.

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

Take SSD out, plug in HDD and DVD/CD drive. Do a clean install of windows on the HDD. If that fixes the problem, then it was a software issue. If not, we can just boot back into the SSD that still has the copy of windows on it.

 

[TheBigOleone]

Take SSD out, plug in HDD and DVD/CD drive. Do a clean install of windows on the HDD. If that fixes the problem, then it was a software issue. If not, we can just boot back into the SSD that still has the copy of windows on it.

ok that would take a while for me to do. what i do if its a software issue what i do?

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

Take SSD out, plug in HDD and DVD/CD drive. Do a clean install of windows on the HDD. If that fixes the problem, then it was a software issue. If not, we can just boot back into the SSD that still has the copy of windows on it.

ok that would take a while for me to do. what i do if its a software issue what i do?

Well, if this windows install fixes the issue, then we know it's a software issue, and then we can just do a clean install onto your SSD as well, then boot to SSD, wipe this HDD of windows partitions, and it should fix the issue.

If this does not fix the issue, then it's an issue with one of your components.

 

[TheBigOleone]

Take SSD out, plug in HDD and DVD/CD drive. Do a clean install of windows on the HDD. If that fixes the problem, then it was a software issue. If not, we can just boot back into the SSD that still has the copy of windows on it.

ok that would take a while for me to do. what i do if its a software issue what i do?

Well, if this windows install fixes the issue, then we know it's a software issue, and then we can just do a clean install onto your SSD as well, then boot to SSD, wipe this HDD of windows partitions, and it should fix the issue.

If this does not fix the issue, then it's an issue with one of your components.

Okay. thanks for replying to this thread. it really helped me alot to see whats going on on my computer. much appreciated!

 

[Computers Taste Like Metal]

Take SSD out, plug in HDD and DVD/CD drive. Do a clean install of windows on the HDD. If that fixes the problem, then it was a software issue. If not, we can just boot back into the SSD that still has the copy of windows on it.

ok that would take a while for me to do. what i do if its a software issue what i do?

Well, if this windows install fixes the issue, then we know it's a software issue, and then we can just do a clean install onto your SSD as well, then boot to SSD, wipe this HDD of windows partitions, and it should fix the issue.

If this does not fix the issue, then it's an issue with one of your components.

Okay. thanks for replying to this thread. it really helped me alot to see whats going on on my computer. much appreciated!

You're welcome! After messing around with reinstalling windows (a pain, I know) make a new thread tomorrow about this and let us know if it's not a software issue.