random freeze with no BSOD

alice9

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Hi guys, recently my computer giving some weird problem at idle can randomly get auto restart, surf net half way the whole screen can freeze with no BSOD or beep error.

i try update gfx driver also no luck, did memtest86 also no error, hard disk scan also no error, my ssd from software health is fine, i also went bios switch all my overclock of cpu setting to default already.

i dont know how already.. please enlighten me! help!
 
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PSU or virus/trojan or some misconfigured drivers...

Try a clean windows install, if it still fails, check hardware.
 

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Hi guys, recently my computer giving some weird problem at idle can randomly get auto restart, surf net half way the whole screen can freeze with no BSOD or beep error.

i try update gfx driver also no luck, did memtest86 also no error, hard disk scan also no error, my ssd from software health is fine, i also went bios switch all my overclock of cpu setting to default already.

i dont know how already.. please enlighten me! help!

Buy either new PSU, ram or graphics card
 

lcheowl

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did you create system restore point?

Type to restore back to a date that you do not have this problem.

and see whether it still crash or not.
 

alice9

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did you create system restore point?

Type to restore back to a date that you do not have this problem.

and see whether it still crash or not.

no i did not, but i try re insert all gfx ram ssd and hdd.. now seem to be running fine... weird
 
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