The newly saved computer is old and dead, ask the master for help!

If it's either a system problem, it's hardware incompatibility!

。。。Please unplug one of your dual memory... With 800's. If you feel that one g is less, you can buy a 2g one. No problem guaranteed. Your dual-band memory is not compatible...

Memory is the most likely...

Use the memory detection tool to measure the memory.

Unplug a memory and take a look.

You can change the set of memory modules.

You only use one memory to try it, and I suspect it's a memory problem.

The memory module is not compatible with other components, it is recommended that you try a different memory module, do not use the original old memory.

Memory of different frequencies is mixed.

There will be a chance of conflict.

It is recommended to replace one or use only one.

That is, you can't get the heat out of the fan, you open the lid of the case, you play high-frequency games, and if it doesn't freeze, then the horse may have a problem with your heat dissipation.

What about hard drives! That's what I used to do with my computer! Play for a while and it freezes, blue screen!

If you walk with a large fluctuation, the computer will crash--- which is poor contact.

Sometimes playing a game suddenly restarts the system. No hints. There will also be a blue screen--- it should be a system problem--- you can restore the system yourself first (but remember to back up useful things), if it really doesn't work, go to the computer store to reinstall a system.

There's no problem at all, but when you start the game, the temperature will rise quickly, plus the video memory of this graphics card is low (64M), and it can't reach the video memory and frequency required for the game. Of course, if you use this old graphics card to play a small 2D game like Legend World, there must be no problem.

In addition, the virtual machine group is on the product**, which is super cheap.

It's hard to say, it could be a hardware heat dissipation issue, or it could be an unstable system.

It is recommended to buy a new system disk and install it.

Open the case and plug all the accessories back in. See if there's a problem with the cooling fan. If it's okay, it's a compatibility issue.

The machine is loud and it is the sound of the CPU fan. It is recommended to change the fan. Regarding the crash when there is a little vibration, it should be that the memory module is a little loose. Take it off and reinstall it.

Weakly asked if it was a hp notebook?。。。

Viruses, high CPU temperatures, and poor memory will cause the computer to restart automatically.

For the same reason as me, I had the same problem. At first, I didn't think of the problem of silicone, and I thought it was a big problem, so I asked someone to fix it, but as soon as I turned on the CPU, I knew that the silicone was gone!

I also cleaned the inside of the case once, and I unplugged the fan, and I might get silicone!

Suggestion: Spend a few dollars, buy a bottle of silicone, and you can go on the way.

You may lose the thermal paste on your CPU and get hot easily

The only way to solve the problem is to lower the temperature of the computer, or to repair it and see what the problem is.

It should be that the CPU temperature is too high, and it will automatically shut down! First, try using a small electric fan to blow inside the case (disassemble the main case). If it doesn't work, go and change the silicone!

It is recommended to buy a good fan in a hot place, so that you don't have to worry about the temperature being too high due to hot weather.