Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse sometimes stop Working

I'm having an issue with my computer, it is a new build on a MSI 890FXA-GD65 motherboard. Sometimes randomly while i play a game, my monitor goes to sleep and wont wake up (monitor is connected via VGA port to my Radeon HD 5670 GPU), my keyboard and mouse turn off(both usb, mouse is Logitech, the red light on the bottom turns off), the computer still runs all the lights are on. Also, the front panel reset and power buttons wont work, the only way to shut it off is by the power switch on my power supply. Any ideas as to what might be the problem?

Quote from: Svet on 21-July-11, 03:02:11
Run CPU-Z http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/1.58-setup-en.exe
and show screenshots from memory and spd pages
Quote from: romie_rome on 29-July-11, 10:09:27
It was set to 1333 by default, everything in BIOS regarding memory is on auto.
By romie_rome at 2011-07-28
By romie_rome at 2011-07-28
Switch command rate to 2T in BIOS Setup,
then retest

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The keyboard and mouse configuration through the system preferences painel has stopped working after installing the update to version 10.5.2 of the Mac OS X.
This occurs when using the Brazilian Portuguese language. Any suggestion?

I've found a fix here:
http://antoniofonseca.wordpress.com/2008/03/12/correcao-para-o-problema-do-tecla do-e-mouse-no-leopard-1052-em-pt-br/
In short: there's a problem with the Brazilian Portuguese translation, it's the only language affected.

Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse sometimes stop Working

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