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Upgrade to 8GB and you wont have that problem
Put simply, your mere 4GB of RAM is whats causing it, only way to fix it is by upgrading your RAM to 8GB.
I didn't said memory usage,I said disk usage. or is it related to RAM?
Oh readed wrongly,sorry.
Since it's a laptop, I doubt overclocking has been done, so the parts themselves are unstable at stock settings. Thus, most likely faulty.
As I said: usually caused by cpu or RAM.
another possibility is that the cpu fan is full of dust and is overheating install a program like HWmonitor and make sure your temps arent very high (90c+)
If system runs out of RAM, it starts using pagefile from HDD and just run bad. It won't crash.
If system overheats, it will throttle, not crash.
if their isnt enough ram to store critical game data and the operating system the system will crash (programs can only use so much virtual memory and not all data can be stored in virtual ram) if the pc is overheating an extreme amount the pc can freeze like that because throttling isnt enough at times
Again, they won't. Pagefile is really big by default and it will be hard to take it to it's limits without noticeable effect on the performance.
And throttling can go as low as idling speeds, it's simply impossible for cpu to overheat so badly that even that isn't enough. And that would mean it overheats even when idle.
I said it in the earlier posts of mine: unstable cpu or RAM.
Since no overclocking is done, it means one of them is faulty. I would steer towards RAM.
OP also talked something about rust. It could be some contacts have rust in them and cannot transfer voltage properly. Thus freezing.
but honestly if his laptop is old enough to have visable rust his hardware is too old for modern games
(ive seen chrome use more than 5 gigs alone 4 gigs isnt enough anymore even 8 gigs is considered lacking)
another issue is lack of vram for games his laptop might be limited to 512megs vram