CPU/Mobo System Lag/unresponsive, I can't figure out what is the real problem ?

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Op unisntstall some softwares there are buggerload of process runing there sometimes a software could casue this slow downs so uninstall them and chek ;)
 
change your harddisk sata cables and power cable ,
it could also be your harddisk going bad , keep the cabinet open and see if you hear any sound when that freeze happens
 
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asingh said:
Are you in an A/C room..?
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No A/C,FAN in my room.

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kippu said:
change your harddisk sata cables and power cable ,
it could also be your harddisk going bad , keep the cabinet open and see if you hear any sound when that freeze happens
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I try different SATA cables and ports ,but no effect.
 
Those temps are fine. He hasnt overclocked I think to rule out that being a problem. Your issue is most likely ram related or a dying HDD. I suggest getting something like HD tach and running a intensive test to check its health. Also run memtest or something to check the ram is alright.
 
^^ What he said.

If the components are not OC'd then there is no need to worry about the heat being the problem unless u are a complete noob who forgot to apply the TIM, which u dont seem to be. So the two components which are most likely to be at falult in a default state are RAM and HDD. So check the RAM and HDD

If this problem is occuring for 20 days, what happened before that? a thunderstorm ? a stong surge? or something u installed? anyway check these two. and report back.
 
^^ + Zloyd:

How can his CPU be running / idling at room temperature with standard HSF....?

So it is highly probably, that his CPU is throttling.
 
asingh said:
^^ + Zloyd:
How can his CPU be running / idling at room temperature with standard HSF....?

So it is highly probably, that his CPU is throttling.
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I use Cooler Master OEM CPU cooler bought from my friend.

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memnom said:
^^ What he said.

If the components are not OC'd then there is no need to worry about the heat being the problem unless u are a complete noob who forgot to apply the TIM, which u dont seem to be. So the two components which are most likely to be at falult in a default state are RAM and HDD. So check the RAM and HDD

If this problem is occuring for 20 days, what happened before that? a thunderstorm ? a stong surge? or something u installed? anyway check these two. and report back.
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I run Memtest no problem found .

HDD test using HD Tech -

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I know I sound like a broken record. How you measuring those temperatures. 30C is way to low. What is the ambient in your room.
 
asingh said:
I know I sound like a broken record. How you measuring those temperatures. 30C is way to low. What is the ambient in your room.
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I use TPower2 software for monitor Temperature .

HWMonitor Or Coretemp not give correct temp(IMO).

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