Screen and computer completely freezes.

Discussion in 'General Hardware' started by texasghost, Oct 15, 2005.

  1. texasghost

    texasghost Geek Trainee

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    I just purchased this new computer and the specs are below. After a few minutes of booting up, the screen completely freezes and the computer completely locks up.

    Why is it doing this? or any suggestions from people that have had this problem?

    WD 740GD RAPTOR 74GB SATA 10,000RPM
    RM-305-104 DDR2 CORSAIR VS512MB PC5200 667MHZ
    CS-218-102 BLACK X-PLORER BLK/BLK 420W PS
    CD-124-145 BLACK SONY 16X DVDRW DW-Q28A DUAL
    CABLE-201-101 24" IDE ROUND CABLE WITH 3 HEADS
    CS-WATERCOOL COOLER MASTER LIQUID COOLING KIT
    FD-104-102 BLACK MITSUMI 1.44MB FLOPPY
    KB-110-107 BLACK LOGITECH OFFICE PRO KEYBOARD
    MO-106-101 PS2 BLACK COLOR INTERNET MOUSE
    MD-102-127 LUCENT V.92 PCI MODEM
    MB-304-104 ASUS P5ND2-SLI DELUXE SKT 775 DDR2
    SW-120-123 WINDOWS XP PRO x64 EDITION
    CABLE-PROWIRE PROFESSIONAL CABLE WIRING
    MISC ONBOARD 7.1 SOUND
    SK-102-102 SPEAKER 600WATT PMPO W/ SUBWOOFER
    ZD-102-104 BLACK 250MB INTERNAL ZIP DRIVE
    VC-146-106 CHAINTECH GEFORCE 6200TC SUP 256MB
    PS-109-105 TIT/BLUE X-CON 500W ATX PS ULT31562
    CU-173-101 INTEL PENT 840EE DUAL 3.2GHZ RETAIL

    Monitor: Philips 109B
     
  2. Addis

    Addis The King

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    Windows x64 edition is still unstable and we don't recommend it for users. not only that drivers are not in abundance and so downgrading to 32bit will be better for now.
     
  3. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    If this a newly purchased computer from a proper 'dealership' I would take it back and will not mess with any aspect of it.

    You do not want to void any warranties you have.

    Even if it was bought from an independent system builder, if it is that new (and probably cost a bit), he/she should cover these sort of teething problems.

    I would go back to them first.
     

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