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well a little while ago i booted up everquest2 for play and it froze im like damn because this happens to me alot well now my computer has random shutdowns so i boot it up and when i log in to my windows account it shuts down then whne its loading up shutes down again i dont know what is going on all my drivers are up to date i scnaed my computer for viruses and it managed to frezze while scanning it .

what i think is that what is causing my problems is my ram

 

thisa is my current computer set up

 

motherboard

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...&CatId=2493

my video card

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1093468042109

 

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i bought a pentium 4 procesor but in system properties it says pentium D

 

my ram are 2X 256 mb kingston DDr2 sticks and theyre probably slow or old or bad i guess.

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Your reboots because you gets constant BSODs. Why, I don't know, because there can be a number of reasons. Driver conflicts, hardware conflicts, bad RAM, etc.

Posted

Or get a beefyer power supply.

Posted

coud it be my motherboard what i think is that its bad ram probably slow or old ram i really dont think it coud be my motherboard

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  Renzor said:
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Ahhhhhhhhkkk!!! ECS motherboards are very cheap and are made with the lowest quality parts.

ECS is the equivalent of a Hyundai automobile if you understand my reasoning.

 

I would return it right away or buy an Asus, Intel, etc. (big name brand) instead.

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can i use my processor on a different mobo i thought once you lock it you can take it out anymore.

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It depends on if the processor is compatible with the new mobo. I'm sure you can find that data online somewhere or with the product you are buying. I don't think so about that "locked in" thing.

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no i mean that once you place a processor on a mother board you cant remove it o use it on another mobo

Edited by Renzor

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