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Re: my computer freeze

Postby fingal12 » Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:59 am

yes with ubuntu 7.10, but not so much as know with Ultimate 1.7.
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby cowboy » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:15 pm

Run that by me one more time...are you running Ultimate Edition 1.7 or are you running 7.10???
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby fingal12 » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:20 pm

im running Ultimate 1.7
Linux Mint 8 x-64
motherboard: asus P5QL-E
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200,kingston ddr2 KHX6400d2/2G * 4= 8 gig ram
5 sata disks:1x250gig,1x300gig, 2x500gig, 1x400gig
asus en8500gt
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby LeadFingers » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:24 pm

This may be unrelated,but...
I had something similar happen to me, turned out it wasn't software related, but hardware.
I solved it by...
1) new thermal goo on the CPU
2) cleaning the heatsink
3) cleaning (or replacing) the CPU fan

When was the last time you cracked open the case & gave it a good cleaning?

EDIT:
Graphics card overheating will produce the same symptoms.
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby DaddyX3 » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:45 pm

Can you post your system specs?
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby fingal12 » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:46 pm

Ok thanks for this information i will look at that tomorrow morning.
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby fingal12 » Wed Feb 27, 2008 12:57 pm

ok my systems specs is as following:
mainboard: asus a8n-sli premium
cpu: amd 64 x2 3800+
ram: 2 gb
disc 1: sata 1 250 gb samsung
disc 2: sata 2 300 gb maxtor
disc 3: pata 80 gb seagate
dvd 1: pata nec 7371
dvd 2: pata memorex dvdrom
grafic : asus en7300gs
power: 500 w
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Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200,kingston ddr2 KHX6400d2/2G * 4= 8 gig ram
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby pch.shot » Wed Feb 27, 2008 1:30 pm

It does sound like it may be a heat issue. I have 4 hard drives + a video card in my main box.Maybe install another fan in your case. After I installed a third fan I noticed an overall improvement. So that is 3 fans(power supply, cpu + one close to your video card). pch
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Re: my computer freeze

Postby TheeMahn » Wed Feb 27, 2008 1:48 pm

LeadFingers wrote:This may be unrelated,but...
I had something similar happen to me, turned out it wasn't software related, but hardware.
I solved it by...
1) new thermal goo on the CPU
2) cleaning the heatsink
3) cleaning (or replacing) the CPU fan

When was the last time you cracked open the case & gave it a good cleaning?

EDIT:
Graphics card overheating will produce the same symptoms.



Wow you beat me to the punch, It is almost w/o a doubt hardware related. I suggest you toss in the dvd and run a mem check and see if it passes. I am not saying it is your memory. Hard disks can also cause this video, you have the worst of worst problems it is called intermittent hardware failure. I have built hundreds of PC's it is indeed the worse case scenario. If I was the one analyzing your rig I feel I should charge you more money and I am not about money. I would almost bet money I am not wrong. I also want to take the time to post another thing it could be do you have ample power. Your power supply if inefficient can cause this to happen. Wattage is not the only factor. Too many variables to consider. 5 volt & 12 volt rail amperage becomes an issue if you use 12 Hard disks for example ( I use 5). I am not here to fix hardware issues of this magnitude no pun intended, I assure you a hardware related issue.

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Re: my computer freeze

Postby cowboy » Wed Feb 27, 2008 4:17 pm

I'm agreeing with TheeMahn on this one. Power supply is something to think about. AND YES! Look at the different rail amprage before you dive into the next power supply! A little research goes a long way! Don't give up and just buy a power supply though, take Leads suggestion and go though all your hardware, blow it off, clean it and reinstall it first.

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