PLZ help QUICK

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reddevil6

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Ok i just built a computer specs are
E8400
EP43-DS3
2x2G Kingston hyperx
Antec TP3 650W
Asus 9600GT
now it runs fine but it freezes every time i run ORTHOS after 15sec to 2 min
i have ran 3DMARK06 it didn't freeze i have ran anti virus nod32 an ad aware neither picked anything up.

i REALLY need to get this fixed ASAP

PLZ help me

thanks in advance
 
Do you have the latest Intel Chipset drivers?

Personally I haven't had much luck with orthos, on my systems orthos runs for a bit but then crashes yet every other program runs flawlessly. That's just my personal experience with orthos though..
 
How long has it been since you finished the build, it could take a week or sometimes more for the pc to work out the kinks within the system... My pc was crashing at least once per day for the first 1.5 weeks after my build, but since then its been running peachy :)
 
Moocher said:
How long has it been since you finished the build, it could take a week or sometimes more for the pc to work out the kinks within the system... My pc was crashing at least once per day for the first 1.5 weeks after my build, but since then its been running peachy :)
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generally I don't think a PC just "works out the kinks"
 
Moocher said:
it could take a week or sometimes more for the pc to work out the kinks within the system...
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Sorry if this is offensive, but that's absolute bull dude.

If a computer is acting like that you have hardware issues, most commonly a failing harddrive causes these weird problems.
 
I'm not saying the computer "fixes" itself that would be ignorant...all I'm saying is that within the week of first installing the computer you can eliminate what the problem could be, whether its by installing updates, patches etc. I'm only saying this bc I had similar problems on my computer 1.5 after the build and the people on this website (not dogging anyone) told me that it was my RAM or Gfx card (and they both checked out at the store I bought it from, and also from my own tests)... it was only after eliminating everything else that i figured it was the Motherboard...
 
Ok guys i finally worked it out.
all the voltages where set to auto like i normally set them to on any computer an it wasn't giving the right amount of power when needed so i manually set them all an now it works great.
 
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