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HELP!
My PC Keeps crashing even when it's idling, i have nothing on it.
At first i thought it was my hard drive failing so i bought a new one and it wasn't that so i don't know what now!
I Have re installed windows, cleaned my PC Out applied new thermal paste and the PC Has to heat problems and i have even updated all my drivers.
The PC Goes loud and then just crashes like to turned it of at the plug?
Any ideas?
My PC Keeps crashing even when it's idling, i have nothing on it.
At first i thought it was my hard drive failing so i bought a new one and it wasn't that so i don't know what now!
I Have re installed windows, cleaned my PC Out applied new thermal paste and the PC Has to heat problems and i have even updated all my drivers.
The PC Goes loud and then just crashes like to turned it of at the plug?
Any ideas?
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I have never heard of this. I have a computer out in the family room that roars like a jet engine but it never crashes. If i were you, either 1. Take it to a repair shop. or 2. Get a new HDD/RAM for your computer. I know both of these are a bit costly but if you want your computer to work then i suggest you do one of these. Since you said you have nothing on it and have reset it and reinstalled windows/wiped the hdd it's most likely a hardware issue. Like i said, take it in to a repair shop or something. Also, what brand of computer do you have? Also is it custom built? Pre-made? Did you buy it new? Used? What RAM/HDD/Processor? These are all crucial when building a pc if you did build it customly. Also, if you did build it yourself where did you buy the parts?
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I got a new hard drive for it and it wasn't that the motherboard I have is An AMD A10 5800K
I also built my computer myself it has been running for about 8 months and now it suddenly stopped
I also built my computer myself it has been running for about 8 months and now it suddenly stopped
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Have you checked your RAM?
I had something similar with mine a while back, one of my sticks was being a pain in the back end
I had something similar with mine a while back, one of my sticks was being a pain in the back end
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Overheating issue without a doubt.
You where saying that your
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This happens when the PC gets warm and ramps up the fans to keep everything cool.
Have you:
Cleaned out the PC & got rid of all the dust?
Clean out the heatsink.
You say you changed out the thermal paste, you only need as much as a pea so did you put to much/little on?
Do you have a dedicated GPU? - Could that be overheating.
If your still stuck, when your PC shuts down, open the side panel and feel around to see whats warm/hot.
You where saying that your
PC Has to heat problems
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The PC Goes loud
This happens when the PC gets warm and ramps up the fans to keep everything cool.
Have you:
Cleaned out the PC & got rid of all the dust?
Clean out the heatsink.
You say you changed out the thermal paste, you only need as much as a pea so did you put to much/little on?
Do you have a dedicated GPU? - Could that be overheating.
If your still stuck, when your PC shuts down, open the side panel and feel around to see whats warm/hot.
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I ment To say it has no heat issues, everything has been cleaned out. What I am going to do though is take one of the ram sticks out and see if it is still playing up and if it is put the one I took out back in and take the other one out then I can see if it is the ram
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ok so i think i found out what the problem was, i checked my computer over again to see if there was a loose wire or not one plugged in and i found this random wire plugged into my motherboard and above it said speakers so i removed the wire and now my computer has been working fine so it might of been that.
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