Hi Guys,
In these days I'm experiencing some PC Freezes during gameplay on videogames.
My config:
CPU: i7 2600k 3.4ghz,
GPU: HD 6990 (driver: 15.201.1151.1008 Win10 64)
PSU: ATX 700W
MB: ASUS P8P67 DELUXE
STORAGE: SSD SAMSUNG 840 PRO + 2TB HDD.
RAM: 32gb Corsair Vengeance (8x4 DDR3 1600mhz)
OS: Win10
All these components aren't overclocked.
How the problem happens:
While playing, my monitor shows "No Input" and turn off itself.
From the headset I hear the sound of the videogame: today the sound was going on without problems, yesterday it went in loop.
The keyboard is powered, but pressing Caps or Vol+, Vol- nothing happens: The light icon of Caps doesn't turn on/off and from the headset I don't hear an increase/decrease of the master volume.
Over this, no BSoD is shown.
To keep pc working, I have only to make a hot reset or keep pressing the power on button.
I've already done this checkups:
Any tip to resolve this issue?
In these days I'm experiencing some PC Freezes during gameplay on videogames.
My config:
CPU: i7 2600k 3.4ghz,
GPU: HD 6990 (driver: 15.201.1151.1008 Win10 64)
PSU: ATX 700W
MB: ASUS P8P67 DELUXE
STORAGE: SSD SAMSUNG 840 PRO + 2TB HDD.
RAM: 32gb Corsair Vengeance (8x4 DDR3 1600mhz)
OS: Win10
All these components aren't overclocked.
How the problem happens:
While playing, my monitor shows "No Input" and turn off itself.
From the headset I hear the sound of the videogame: today the sound was going on without problems, yesterday it went in loop.
The keyboard is powered, but pressing Caps or Vol+, Vol- nothing happens: The light icon of Caps doesn't turn on/off and from the headset I don't hear an increase/decrease of the master volume.
Over this, no BSoD is shown.
To keep pc working, I have only to make a hot reset or keep pressing the power on button.
I've already done this checkups:
I tried memtest86+ and windows memory tool for single stick of RAM and one time I tried it for all RAMs. I changed RAM slots for testing. (Every test was ended after 1 pass).
I made a FurMark GPU Burn for about 30 minutes, and nothing happened.
I used the FurMark CPU Burning test and after I did the Intel Burning test for about 15 minutes. No problems were found.
Any tip to resolve this issue?