Windows 10: Windows keeps freezing for no apparent reason

I just did a fresh install of Windows 10 today. I put it on a USB, wiped every drive clean, and reinstalled Windows on my SSD.

However, the system keeps freezing at random, and I have no idea why. It doesn’t seem to be linked to any program running. I’ll just be doing something and suddenly the screen gets stuck how it was and all audio stops.

This started happening before I even installed anything, and continued after I installed the most recent graphic drivers.

Does anyone know common causes for this? There’s no blue screen or anything. It just freezes where it’s at.

Some more info. I have Windows 10 Pro installed on a custom built. I’ve never had the this issue before, and like I said, nothing seems to cause it, it just happens

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