My machine often freezes, but it s not a CPU problem, what should I do?

It's summer if your computer is in use for more than 1,2 years.

Most likely it's a problem with your cup fan.

Due to the dryness and lack of oil inside the fan bearing, the speed decreases, the temperature of the heat sink rises, and the performance is generally a crash after dozens of minutes of booting or restarting.

The solution is to replace the CPU fan or remove the entire fan, remove the fan with a screwdriver, tear off the sticker on the back, and drip a little sewing machine oil or lubricating oil into the hole.

Let's see if it's a CPU heat dissipation problem, and it's best to install the motherboard driver.

Then there's the power supply.

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Both hard drives and power fans are possible.

You reinstall the system first.

If so.

Ask me.

Clean up the dust in the chassis.

The data cable is a problem, but the data cable of my hard drive is not easy to unplug.

See if it's a power supply problem.

When there is a problem with the CPU, the general situation is that it cannot be turned on, and the system does not respond, that is, when the power switch is pressed, the case speaker does not have any whine, and the monitor does not display anything. If the above phenomenon occurs, it should be suspected that this phenomenon may be related to the CPU.

The following describes how to deal with CPU failures:

Whether the CPU is burned or crushed.

Open the case to check, remove the fan, take out the CPU, and then use the naked eye to check whether the CPU has been burned or crushed. The core of the packaged CPU (such as P Copper Mine, AMD's Poison Dragon, and Thunderbird) is very delicate, and it is easy to be crushed if you are not careful when installing a fan. Another phenomenon of CPU damage is broken pins.

Now, whether it is the poisonous dragon Thunderbird or P P4, it uses the socket architecture. The CPU is directly inserted into the CPU socket on the motherboard through the pins, although it is claimed to be a zero plugging force socket, but if the quality of the socket is not good, the resistance of the CPU insertion is still very large, you should pay attention to maintaining the balance of the CPU when disassembling or installing, especially before installation, pay attention to check whether the pins are bent, do not blindly press or pull with brute force, otherwise it is possible to break the CPU pins.

Whether the fan is operating properly.

Whether the CPU is running properly or not has a lot to do with the CPU fan. If a fan fails, it is likely to cause the CPU to burn out due to excessive temperature. When we use it normally, we should not neglect the maintenance of the CPU fan.

Whether the CPU is installed correctly.

Pay attention to check whether the CPU is inserted in place, especially for the CPU with slotl slot (such as P and old P), it is easy to install it in place; Nowadays CPUs have positioning measures, but it is still necessary to check whether the pole of the CPU socket is fixed in place.

Whether the jumper and voltage settings are correct.

Carefully check that the motherboard jumper is working properly and matches the CPU. Of course, most motherboards can automatically identify the type of CPU, and then change the CPU external frequency, frequency doubling and voltage settings to Auto jumper settings.

The computer is often stuck and crashes, and it is normal for the guy to check the motherboard, memory, power supply, graphics card, system, and hard disk, but I didn't expect the CPU to cause this kind of failure, which is really rare.

If there is a problem with the CPU, it will not just not be able to turn on, but it will also slow down and crash in the process of running. If you want to change the CPU, then it will be no problem to change back to the original CPU, what they call burnout, but for those CPUs with stronger performance, the heatsink may not be able to handle it.

It could be a driver issue, or a software issue.

It is recommended to reinstall the system and format the hard disk.

If there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, will it cause a crash?

Dear, your question has been received, the answer to the relevant questions is as follows: If there is a problem with the computer CPU, the crash is explained as follows: CPU is the core component of the computer, and any operation of the computer program when we use the computer needs the CPU to operate and execute, so that we can see the convenience and excitement brought to us by a variety of programs that should be erected sails.

Of course, the manufacturing process of the CPU is very demanding, so the possibility of being bad is relatively rare, but it is also possible to be bad. Of course, many CPUs are not maintained in time after using the emberstones for a long period of time (that is, cleaning the CPU loose bench grippers and fans), resulting in poor heat dissipation of the CPU, when the CPU works in a high temperature environment for a long time, the service life of the CPU will be reduced, increasing the possibility of CPU burnout. Of course, it is best to clean the computer once every six months during use, if it sometimes crashes suddenly after long-term use, but it can be used again after shutting down for a period of time or restarting, you have to see if the CPU has poor heat dissipation.

Therefore, a bad CPU will cause the computer to crash in use, or it will not turn on after shutting down, if it can be turned on to enter the system, it means that the CPU is not broken!

Summary. Hello, the CPU of the computer is the first processor, it is the core component of the computer, responsible for controlling the operation of the entire system. If there is a problem with the CPU, it will cause the computer to have various abnormal conditions, such as crash, blue screen, etc.

The reason for the problem with the CPU can be overheating, overloading, damage, etc. When the CPU is overheated, it will cause the computer to crash, so you need to clean up the dust inside the computer and replace the CPU cooler in time. When the CPU is overloaded, it may also cause the computer to crash, so you need to close some programs that occupy a high CPU or increase memory.

If the CPU is damaged, the CPU needs to be replaced. To solve the CPU problem, you need to first determine the specific cause of the problem. If the problem is caused by overheating, you can clean up the dust inside the computer and replace the radiator.

If the problem is caused by overload, you can close some programs that consume a high CPU or increase memory. If the problem is caused by CPU damage, you need to replace the CPU. In short, when there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, you need to take corresponding measures in time to avoid affecting the normal use of the computer.

If you can't figure it out on your own, it's advisable to seek help from a professional. <>

If there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, will it cause a crash?

Dear, hello, the CPU of the computer is the first processor, it is the core component of the computer, responsible for controlling the operation of the entire system. If there is a problem with the CPU, it will cause various abnormal conditions in the computer, such as crashes, blue screens, etc. The reason for the problem with the CPU can be overheating, overloading, damage, etc.

When the CPU is overheated, it will cause the computer to crash, so you need to clean up the dust inside the computer and replace the CPU cooler in time. When the CPU is overloaded, it may also cause the computer to crash, so you need to close some programs that occupy a high CPU or increase memory. If the CPU is damaged, the CPU needs to be replaced.

To solve the CPU problem, you need to first determine the specific cause of the problem. If the problem is caused by overheating, you can clean up the dust inside the computer and replace the radiator. If the problem is caused by overload, you can close some programs that consume a high CPU or increase memory.

If the problem is caused by CPU damage, you need to replace the CPU. In short, when there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, you need to take corresponding measures in time to avoid affecting the normal use of the computer. If you can't figure it out on your own, it's advisable to seek help from a professional.

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Summary. Hello, if there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, it will cause the computer to crash.

If there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, will it cause a crash?

Hello, if there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, it will cause the computer to crash.

As the core component of the computer system, the CPU occupies a pivotal position in the computer system, and it is an important factor affecting the speed of the computer. If the CPU fails, it will cause the computer to be paralyzed, such as: not booting, black screen, crash and other computer failures.

CPU damage is generally due to the motherboard power supply exceeds the voltage borne by the CPU and burned, in this case, it is recommended to remove the CPU to find a good motherboard with a curved volt block for testing, if it is determined that the CPU has been damaged, then the motherboard must have a problem buried, and the motherboard and CPU need to be replaced together.

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Yes, CPU failure will cause the computer to be paralyzed, such as: not booting, black screen, crash and other computer failures.

If there is a problem with the CPU of the computer, will it cause a crash?

Kiss <>

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Yes, CPU failure will cause the computer to be paralyzed, such as: not booting, black screen, crash and other computer failures.

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This problem is more common for computers to crash frequently, and the main reasons are generally due to the inadequate heat dissipation function of the system, poor contact between the processor and the socket, and the wrong setting of the processor high temperature alarm in the BIOS. When this problem occurs, generally speaking, we need to check whether the lower fan is running normally, whether the thermal grease is evenly applied, check the processor and socket problems, and the correct operation of the BIOS.

It's normal, boot into the game, crash has anything to do with the CPU?

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It has to do with it, the computer does not dissipate enough heat, which causes the CPU temperature to be too high, and finally leads to this kind of problem that you have to clean up the dust of the case, or change the fan, is it possible that the CPU is broken.

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The CPU performance is not good, the video memory of your graphics card is a bit low, generally 512MB, not necessarily, and it is possible that your graphics card is not enough.

In other words, if it crashes, the CPU heat dissipation is not good, but it has nothing to do with the problem.

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Well, yes, the heat dissipation keeps up, and the game crash graphics card should also be configured well, you change the heat dissipation first.

If this kind of crash occurs, you usually go to a repair shop. How much can it be repaired.

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It depends on your configuration, if you need to change the configuration, you can buy some configuration by yourself, and change it yourself, and make a system between 20-50.

I'm a kind of game that crashes except for CPU heat dissipation, is there any other situation?

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I just told you that there is still a graphics card, can you send me the games you play and your computer configuration? I'm here for your reference.

i7 6700CPU1050 GraphicsDDR4 Memory H110 Motherboard.

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You have a hard time playing Crysis, the 1050 graphics card detection card is not as good as the performance of the 760, and the graphics card is very important to play games. If you play chicken, this configuration is a bit bad Oh optional GTX1060,**in**Around 1600,It is recommended to choose GTX970,It's cost-effective,It's enough to play chicken。