Computer locking up when stressed.


  1. Posts : 1
    Arizona
       #1

    Computer locking up when stressed.


    This is not actually solved I just suck at life, and clicked best answer by accident.

    My computer has been locking up recently. It seems fine until I start to put strain onto the system. This is usually done by me playing games. At first I thought it was heat and noticed my processor getting up there in temp. I went out and bought a new case and a new liquid cooling system (Something that needed to be done anyway). As I monitored over the next few days the freezing didn't stop, but my temperatures were a lot better. I did a complete reinstall of windows onto my HDD's to make sure it wasn't a driver. I did HDD's checks and nothing showed up. My next step was checking the ram. After running for 8 hours on each stick, then together, nothing showed up as an issue. I pulled out each piece to test everything, but like I said it only happens when I seem to put strain on the system. I tested both my graphics cards and I thought one was causing the issue, but it freezes on both. At this point I am at a lose as to what it could be. My thought is it might be the motherboard, but I am not sure. So I ask to you all, why is my computer locking up?

    My system specs :
    Motherboard- Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0
    Processor - AMD 9590
    Ram- Corsair Vengeance 8GB x 2
    GPU - AMD R9 290x x2
    Power Supply - Rosewill Lightening 1300w
    Liquid CPU Cooler - Corsair Hydro H100i GTX
    HDD- Wester Digital 1TB
    Wester Digital 2TB
    SDD- Sandisk 120GB
    Case- Cooler Master HAF X
    Wireless Card - TP link WDN4800
    More about : computer locking wrong

    I looked in my event viewer and am seeing a lot of errors.
    I had posted this to tomshardware forums and was directed to post the mididump here.
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 7,050
    Windows 10 Pro
       #2

    Hi KirinShowcase,

    Welcome to the 7forums.

    Please read BSOD Posting Instructions
      My Computer


 

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