Hello guys,
I have bought a new PC recently, but it keeps freezing occasionally. I am no pro with computers but the way it freezes seems like a Video Card or RAM problem. Strangely enough there is no problem with the PC when I stick an external video card and the freeze happens only when I use the internal HD 3000 on my PC.
The configuration is as follows :
Motherboard : GB GA-Z68M s.1155
Processor : Intel I5-2500K 3.3GHz BOX 1155
RAM: RAM KIT 2x4GB1600 A-DATA
HDD: 1TB WD SATA III 64 MB GREEN
Power Supply : FORTRON FPS 700 - 700 WATT
Any Ideas ... what could be wrong - is it a faulty memory block or perhaps the built-in video ?
Thanks in advance
Hi there!
This could memory or video problem, I recommend checking with different memory since your processor supports DDR3-1066/1333; also make sure you are using the latest graphics driver available at
Thanks
Allan.
Thanks for the tip,
Apparently the rest of the hardware supports the ram clock, and when using external video card it is not a problem for the ram to be at 1600 MHZ, but using the built-in card requires a ram frequency of 1333 MHZ.
I've set that 3 days ago and so far there are no crashes or problems of any kind.
Thanks Allan for the fast and correct response!
