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new comp. keeps freezing, any ideas?

Discussion in 'Overclocking, Cooling and Modding' started by Lloyd Christman, Oct 14, 2005.

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  1. Lloyd Christman Newcomer, in training

    Hi, i just got a customized computer and everytime i load a game, the game like freezes 20 secs. in...and then when i click on a program to load, it takes awhile to actually load and then after awhile it loads...and then freezes...and then works...after about 2 min too....any ideas on what the problem could be? Here are my spces.

    Intel Pentium 4 3.06 Ghz Processor
    1 GB Memory
    160 GB Harddrive
    GeForce FX5200 256MB (tryin to change to X800XL or Pro)
  2. zephead TechSpot Paladin

    what motherboard do you have?
  3. pkroks Newcomer, in training

    just post all your specs...
  4. Lloyd Christman Newcomer, in training

    My specs are:

    Intel Pentium 4 3.06 Ghz Processor
    SOYO Motherboard
    1 GB Memory
    160 GB Harddrive
    GeForce FX5200 256MB (changing it to X800 Pro)

    ...if you need more info., jus ask
  5. zephead TechSpot Paladin

    PSU?

    i don't trust soyo at all, they have delivered consistently bad products.

    things to try:
    install/update all drivers to the latest version.
    update the bios (available from your MFG website, make sure your d/l the right program for your mobo.
  6. Lloyd Christman Newcomer, in training

    How do i find out which drivers and bios i need to update? and what is a PSU? ya im a noobie haha
  7. zephead TechSpot Paladin

    perhaps you'd be best off by having the machine looked at by a technician or otherwise skilled person, because you have to potential to create a big mess unless you know what you're doing.
  8. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

    if you have to ask what a PSU is (power supply unit) you shouldn't be messing around building a computer until you have done all your homework (unless you constantly want to go to the store and buy replacement parts.)
    Read a good book on building computers first.
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