BSOD although most of time PC just freezes (looping sound) or resets

thiagota · 27 Sep 2013

The gpu never overheated, it was the cpu.

Britton30 · 27 Sep 2013

thiagota said:

It's strange because the gpu is the newest part of the pc.

New doesn't always mean "good one". I am the poster child for new defective parts. The only new parts that have never been bad for me are fans.

thiagota · 30 Sep 2013

So far the pc hasn't turned off.

ICIT2LOL · 30 Sep 2013

thiagota said:

So far the pc hasn't turned off.

So I might have missed something somewhere how did you fix the CPU temp? :)

thiagota · 30 Sep 2013

At the shop they said it wasn't even overheating, but to be safe I had a case cooler put in, removed a funnel and tidied up the cables.

ICIT2LOL · 30 Sep 2013

thiagota said:

At the shop they said it wasn't even overheating, but to be safe I had a case cooler put in, removed a funnel and tidied up the cables.

Well just for your own reference Thiagota mate install Speccy it can tell you anytime what temps things are running at and you can just keep a check on it from time to time.
Speccy - Download < from piriform

thiagota · 07 Oct 2013

After a week of usage with no problems, the pc turned off and started beeping, so I turned it off and on again, the problem still occurs but is now way less frequent then before.

ICIT2LOL · 07 Oct 2013

thiagota said:

After a week of usage with no problems, the pc turned off and started beeping, so I turned it off and on again, the problem still occurs but is now way less frequent then before.

Can you describe the beeps Thio please??

Here are two sources you can check with How To Troubleshoot Beep Codes

Computer POST and beep codes

My tester machine always gives quite shrill RAM beep followed buy a lower frequency POST (Power On Self Test) beep I am assuming it is (Intel board)