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by shortshaft
by bjlewis_2004
by dmiles
Check other hardware such as power supply,then download free mem test and test your memory
Check the temp to make sure that system is not overheating
You mentioned changing the cpu fan,is it possible the system was overheating before being detected,which will cause the cpu to have problems
by neil cotton
is there anything happening after it "freezes", will ctrl+alt+del bring up task manager, does the mouse move?
If you are getting system beeps (from the base unit) it is possible that you have an IO IRQ problem, it is most likely that it is something you do, or something that is inadvertantly initiated after 20minutes-ish.
If you move the mouse, and click alot, (but the screen freezes), or type stuff, and try shortcut commands, and here your defined windows beeps for error, or close or whatever, it would meant that your grafix card has died.......
It is possible that the system is overheating, and not necessarily your CPU.....open your case, and get a desktop fan, and blow it into the case. You would be supprised how many HDDS, RAM Modules and GFX cards overheat.
by ozi eagle
Hi,
When you replaced the cpu fan did you apply a thermal transfer compound?
by hal 9000
You can also try The Ultimate Boot CD available
from
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
If you run this you can do a complete diagnostic of your computer and find out what is going wrong and why.
Col
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