Computer Freezing.

here is what i got

so no one can tell me if those volts look ok?

doesnt mozzila have some sort of dump files you can access.

sotorious said:

here is what i got

Your 3, 5 and 12 look excillent, however your CPU seems a bit low, however it may be fine depending on your processor. Some will "idle" down to save power, so its not really an issue if it is a Intel Core or newer AMD series. Hmm, well I do not know enough about firefox debugging unfortunatly. I cant remember, but does it lock in IE, or perhaps try Opera?

djfirestorm said:

sotorious said:

here is what i got

Your 3, 5 and 12 look excillent, however your CPU seems a bit low, however it may be fine depending on your processor. Some will "idle" down to save power, so its not really an issue if it is a Intel Core or newer AMD series. Hmm, well I do not know enough about firefox debugging unfortunatly. I cant remember, but does it lock in IE, or perhaps try Opera?

Yes it was doing it in IE at first so i thought it was IE only, till it happens to me in Firefox, since the last it happen which i think it was 12-26 so it has not froze in a while. But last night i was trying to get it to freeze after i did a few minor updates, and i got that message, i can't seem to get it today though. Im just trying to get my system to freeze so i can see whats triggering it.

I just built a new computer, new motherboard, new cpu, and it does the same thing. I always use 64 bit. It kept rebooting after loading a browser, did every hardware check possible, nothing, decided to go 32 bit, works flawlessly. I am assuming my new (cheap) mobo does not like 64 bit even though it is officially supported. Check your bios or switch your bit version of windows (may have to use a download copy to "test" it so you don't waste money for nothing).

I found out what it was. It was the XMP mode for my ram. For some reason i guess it doesnt like browsing i turned it off 10 days ago no freeze. Im going to let it go another few days turn it back on wait for the freeze just to be a 1000 percent sure.