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are you guys using the latest version of windows ??????

1709 fcu ?

it seems early days but the new raven ridge cpus are messing around UNLESS they have a clean install of windows 10 version 1709 (not an upgraded version of 1703>1709)

this might well help freezing issues similar with your normal ryzens


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yes latest Windows 10 Pro 1709 clean install
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in your case with a r5 1600

i might consider an earlier bios that reported to be ok/stable for the pro4
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tried 3.00 and 4.50 / AMD Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz
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I think it's not a bios problem, but some components of the motherboard that goes into the freezer blocking the whole system
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The thing that stands out is that in the morning, for example (if the computer has been out for a long time) it takes a long time for the first freeze. sometimes up to 5/6 hours.
after the first freeze it is very fast sometimes a few minutes or at most 15/20 minutes,
because more people suffer, it is even more weird
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I have made a clean install of windows 10 pro 1709 four hours ago. So far no freeze. I keep my fingers crossed.

Hope you're right Datonyb
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I wish Windows was the only thing freezing. In my case I get freezes and reboots in Windows, Linux, Memtest86, and even the UEFI setup screen!

I've not had a single test in Memtest86 that hasn't frozen or rebooted the system no matter what I've tried (although had no errors either for the time it was running)
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Originally posted by kasperinline kasperinline wrote:

I have made a clean install of windows 10 pro 1709 four hours ago. So far no freeze. I keep my fingers crossed.

Hope you're right Datonyb


keep installed software as minimal as possible
and then install only one extra thing at a time
to see if some software causes the problem
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get rid of the beta bios it has several issues I just posted issues i was having with it for the last two days went back to 4.60 and my issues solved.
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