2009-07-17, 08:25 AM
Since you bought all the parts of your PC separately, did you first configure your BIOS correctly, especially the CPU/GPU/MEM timings and voltages?
Also, if you have multiple sets of memory try just putting one stick in the first slot only, and try different ones to see if a specific one is broken. Try this tool (freeware) to test the memory and make a bootable CD with the ISO on another PC: http://www.memtest.org
A freezing PC is most of the time a malfunctioning memory problem, or something (CPU/GPU) overheating...
P.S. Last thing: Is your PC plugged into a grounded power socket for it's electricity? (or whatever those things are called in English
)
Also, if you have multiple sets of memory try just putting one stick in the first slot only, and try different ones to see if a specific one is broken. Try this tool (freeware) to test the memory and make a bootable CD with the ISO on another PC: http://www.memtest.org
A freezing PC is most of the time a malfunctioning memory problem, or something (CPU/GPU) overheating...
P.S. Last thing: Is your PC plugged into a grounded power socket for it's electricity? (or whatever those things are called in English
)