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Geranium_Z__NL
Specs pc:
intel i7 3930k OC'ed @ 4.125 ghz 16gb ram Crucial Ballistix 1600 mhz (brand new memory) R9 390 8gb gaming, Sabertooth x79
Problem I'm getting;
Random crashes. crashes that don't get a warning and just freeze everything.
Replaced the ram, because it said it was a ram issue, shame that when I booted the pc up with the new ram it still did the same crashes. (yes I did try other ram ports, since there are 8...)
Windows 10 Pro NL x64.
I think it's windows related.
I can be doing anything and the pc just freezes making me just having to reboot it.
No I haven't looked for anyone else having this problem, since I was told it was a ram issue, then an Overclock issue. etc.
It's not my overclock settings, it's not my ram. so I'm guessing it's software, shame the logs don't tell me anything either.
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