Need help with PC

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norvegas25

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Hey my pc is only few months old and since I bought around 7-10 times has this happend, and I know something is not good so could anyone give me advice what to do ?
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I would say most commonly the blue screen is down to a faulty hard drive, but could be quite a few other things too.

Have you monitored your temperatures since you got the computer ?

And if so have they been normal ?
 
Well if your temps are ok, i would say your motherboard and cpu are likely to fine, it`s really just about doing simple checks to eliminate things.

You could try using mem test, to test your memory is not faulty, then go from there.
 
well, could you give me advice what program to use or how to use ?, i downloaded memtest 40 but i run intall.bat nothing happens, use rawrite.bat nothing happends and memtest.bin it shows me only vlc player icon when irun
 
Right so click the application file until you have to mem test open.

Where it says enter megabytes of ram to test, enter 2047 in each one, then click start testing on both.
 
Well i would say, there does seem to be a problem with your memory.

Do you have access to any other suitable you could use for testing ?
 
Well remove them both, don`t sit them on carpet, sit them on the case panel.

Put them in one at a time and run mem test, hopefully it will only be one of the sticks that is faulty.
 
shit, now i did remove one
Now it starts and it says "Warning !!! the previous overclocking has failed. please enter setup to configure your system "
F1 to run setup
F2 to load default values and run setup
 
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NEVER REMOVE ANY COMPONENTS WHEN THE COMPUTER IS ON

Have you tried to overclock the processor ?

Shut the pc off, take it both sticks, pick one and put it back in to slot 1, be careful with white clips that hold the memory in place.

Once you have done that, restart the pc and when you get that message again, press f2 to load default settings, then press f10 to save and exit bios.

When machine starts run mem test on the single stick of ram.
 
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