The PC crashes frequently, could it be the motherboard or is it mainly due to Java?

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The PC crashes frequently, could it be the motherboard or is it mainly due to Java?

The PC crashes frequently, could it be the motherboard or is it mainly due to Java?

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xCre8x
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11-19-2025, 06:46 PM

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Hey, your PC is having some issues with Minecraft JE. It freezes when you start the game, even after a reboot. You’ve tried swapping RAM, CPU, and GPU, but nothing changed. After uninstalling all Java-related files and reinstalling just the Java 8 JRE, it still froze. You also tried other hardware configurations and different software, yet the problem persisted. Some clues suggest your motherboard or a RAM controller might be failing, possibly due to overheating or software conflicts. I’m guessing there’s something deeper going on, but I need more confirmation from others before jumping to conclusions. Your idea about the hardware is interesting, but it could also be related to outdated drivers or a failing component. Let me know if you want help checking your system specs or finding more community support.

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xCre8x

11-19-2025, 06:46 PM #1

Hey, your PC is having some issues with Minecraft JE. It freezes when you start the game, even after a reboot. You’ve tried swapping RAM, CPU, and GPU, but nothing changed. After uninstalling all Java-related files and reinstalling just the Java 8 JRE, it still froze. You also tried other hardware configurations and different software, yet the problem persisted. Some clues suggest your motherboard or a RAM controller might be failing, possibly due to overheating or software conflicts. I’m guessing there’s something deeper going on, but I need more confirmation from others before jumping to conclusions. Your idea about the hardware is interesting, but it could also be related to outdated drivers or a failing component. Let me know if you want help checking your system specs or finding more community support.