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Okay, well that did not work. Well, at least I finally upgraded to two gigs of RAM. So can someone answer my question about the HD, and if it is a PSU problem, is it because the PSU is faulty or is it because I am draining to much power? Thanks a lot.

Okay, well I just got the new RAM and put it in, now lets see if it freezes. I will report back when I have results.

No one else thinks that it could be the HD?

I'm not just buying replacements, I knew that eventually I was going to need more than a gig of ram, and felt that now would be a good time. Also, I had some trouble figuring out memtest. It ran what I assume to be normally, then stopped and wouldn't proceed any further. I'm sorry, but I don't...

No more help?

Okay, I have an update. I have some new RAM on the way that I just bought, so if that is the problem I'll know. If that is not the problem, I'll buy a new Power supply. I hope it is either of those. Heres the update part. Last week, it stopped freezing altogether, but on Friday night it started...

Sorry, but how exactly do I run a memory test? I have never done it before and am a bit confused.

I have a BFG 7900GS.

All my temps are around 30 Degrees Celsius including GPU, and I have been using speedfan to monitor the temps So should I RMA the RAM and PSU, or is there anything I can do without returning them?

My CPU temp is usually quite low, but I am unsure of my GPU temp. I would also assume that that is low. Also, I don't have access to a spare PSU.

Hi, as the title describes my computer has been constantly freezing. It usually happens after over 1 hour of use. It doesn't matter what I'm doing, it just freezes and I have to restart it. My specs are E6300 Gigaybyte DS3 1 gig DDR2 667 Ram 430 watt Thermaltake PSU I've had this computer...

Isn't it a little strange that after 2 months of use it is just now beginning to show signs of overheating? Anyway, If its overheating its probably the northbridge of the DS3, since I have heard that that can get really hot.

My temps that I usually can check are well below overheating, never over 40 Degrees Celsius. My PSU is a 430 watt Thermaltake PSU.

Also, my specs are Gigabyte DS3 E6300 1 Gig DDR2 667 RAM 7900 GS I think thats all that you should need to know to help me.

I opened my case and checked last night, it appeared to be on.