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I'm struggling with random freezes, and I can't locate if the issue is hardware- or software-related (I'm leaning towards hardware related). I've re-installed windows 10, re-flashed the BIOS, re-installed GPU driver (with DDU first), cleared the CMOS, cleaned every debris/dust from inside the computer and refitted every cable.
Some more "technical" troubleshoots:
The freezes are random, everything from watching a youtube video to gaming. However, when trying to re-flash the BIOS it kept freezing over and over again, and it did not recover (until it suddenly just worked). When the pc usually freezes it recovers, but not when it's in the BIOS.
I ran memtest86, and the RAM passed, however, when I went into my BIOS the pc froze immediately and did not recover. Currently running AIDA64 to stress the CPU.
I noticed these issues about a week ago but did not install or change anything to the pc-config or anything software related.
I have not OC the GPU nor the CPU. I have not re-installed MSI afterburner after I did a fresh install of Windows, and have also turned off XMP while trying to find the issue here.
Some more info:
For most of the part, the pc freezes and it looks like it's something to do with the CPU, usually, when the pc freezes the CPU is at 100%, however, it went to 0% one time when it froze.
When monitoring the resource monitor, I've noticed that the "System Interrupts" process jumped to the top one time when the freezing occurred. Upon researching it, It seems like it either it some driver issue (so I disabled every device in device manager to check if it went away, and it did not, also disabled something in the network adapter). From what other people have been saying about that process; is that it should not be a problem unless it's over 20+ percent. Mine is running at 0.1%, however, when turning all the other cores off beside one, it's at 17%. So... a bit hard to get the full picture if that process is really the cause of the issue or not. All in all, I've spent over 10 hours troubleshooting this issue and would love some extra help in finding the problem/solution.
CPU at 0%: View: https://imgur.com/a/5qmIqwK#Ao0e0Gm
CPU at 100%: View: https://imgur.com/a/KwyZJ0n
the spike in WPR(when the freezing occurs): View: https://imgur.com/a/oOzgkbJ
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I'm struggling with random freezes, and I can't locate if the issue is hardware- or software-related (I'm leaning towards hardware related). I've re-installed windows 10, re-flashed the BIOS, re-installed GPU driver (with DDU first), cleared the CMOS, cleaned every debris/dust from inside the computer and refitted every cable.
Some more "technical" troubleshoots:
- After running sfc /scannnow and dism, got back the result, and it passed with 0 errors.
- I used "Windows Performance Recorder", and recorded and waited for the freezing to happen, but I don't know how to read the file, or what to look for.
The freezes are random, everything from watching a youtube video to gaming. However, when trying to re-flash the BIOS it kept freezing over and over again, and it did not recover (until it suddenly just worked). When the pc usually freezes it recovers, but not when it's in the BIOS.
I ran memtest86, and the RAM passed, however, when I went into my BIOS the pc froze immediately and did not recover. Currently running AIDA64 to stress the CPU.
I noticed these issues about a week ago but did not install or change anything to the pc-config or anything software related.
I have not OC the GPU nor the CPU. I have not re-installed MSI afterburner after I did a fresh install of Windows, and have also turned off XMP while trying to find the issue here.
Some more info:
For most of the part, the pc freezes and it looks like it's something to do with the CPU, usually, when the pc freezes the CPU is at 100%, however, it went to 0% one time when it froze.
When monitoring the resource monitor, I've noticed that the "System Interrupts" process jumped to the top one time when the freezing occurred. Upon researching it, It seems like it either it some driver issue (so I disabled every device in device manager to check if it went away, and it did not, also disabled something in the network adapter). From what other people have been saying about that process; is that it should not be a problem unless it's over 20+ percent. Mine is running at 0.1%, however, when turning all the other cores off beside one, it's at 17%. So... a bit hard to get the full picture if that process is really the cause of the issue or not. All in all, I've spent over 10 hours troubleshooting this issue and would love some extra help in finding the problem/solution.
CPU at 0%: View: https://imgur.com/a/5qmIqwK#Ao0e0Gm
CPU at 100%: View: https://imgur.com/a/KwyZJ0n
the spike in WPR(when the freezing occurs): View: https://imgur.com/a/oOzgkbJ
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