Error! help

[cen]

Not really. I think one possible cause could be overheating, because:
1. You get no BSOD
2. It fails to restart for some time (a few minutes I guess?) because it needs to cool down

That's all I can think of. I'd try to run unigine in a loop for 30min and monitor the system temps, CPU and GPU (with GPUZ).

Besides this I don't really have any other ideas.

[Astaroth]

As cen said in point 2, failing to restart could be caused by overheated HW that needs to be cooled down.

Also the odd sound from HDD can be caused by the restart or sudden power going off.
HDDs have some plates (I'm not sure if this is the right English word) where the data is written/stored and above it, like very very close, there's a reading/writing head.
The head must never touch the plate so modern HDDs have this parking technology - when the power goes off, the head is quickly moved from above the plate so it cannot damage it. It does this "click" sound.

[Lagi]

You should put in your windows cd, lod it in, go to repair section's command prompt and run chkdsk c: /R

c: is of course your system partition's letter, can be different.
This check and repair file system errors, and most likely your windows will be able to boot again.

If it's your gpu overheating or anything than it won't really help, but doesn't harm either so i would give it a try. Corrupted file system is a pain in the ass and can cause shitloads of different failures.
Good luck

[811]

Thank you all for your replies.

[Lagi]

As cen said in point 2, failing to restart could be caused by overheated HW that needs to be cooled down.

Also the odd sound from HDD can be caused by the restart or sudden power going off.
HDDs have some plates (I'm not sure if this is the right English word) where the data is written/stored and above it, like very very close, there's a reading/writing head.
The head must never touch the plate so modern HDDs have this parking technology - when the power goes off, the head is quickly moved from above the plate so it cannot damage it. It does this "click" sound.

The word you are looking for is cluster btw
The best thing i did with my pc in the last years was to switch from HDD to SSD. Lightspeed, no mechanical/moving parts to fail etc... It's just smth incompareably better technology. I had soooo many problems and and hard times on the sucker roller with my hdd back in time.

Thank you all for your replies.

Here are the sounds btw that I talk about to search.
This one is a mechanical failure hdd. The spin drive start/stop sound.



And this one is the click sound when you run on a bad sector.



If you have one of these coming from your hard drive, I have bad news for you.

[XCens]

if u get freezing on screen u should format your pc put windows xp becouse your card and your specs are to low
what windows do you have which version?

[XCens]

if u get freezing on screen u should format your pc put windows xp becouse your card and your specs are to low
what windows do you have which version same problem for me i have same old pc i was watcing movie from media player and it's freezing little bit becouse i have windows 7

[Lagi]

if u get freezing on screen u should format your pc put windows xp becouse your card and your specs are to low
what windows do you have which version?

He already wrote it on the first page, and it's totally not the case


Windows 7 ultimate x64 SP 1

Intel core2 Duo CPU E 6750 @ 2.66 ghz

4 gb ram

NVIDIA Geforce GT 430

This spec is way more than enough for a win7

[XCens]

maybe his processor is crash i think processor is problem or hard disk