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| Thread ID: 28456 | 2002-12-20 05:17:00 | PC Freezes | Epsilon (2806) | Press F1 |
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| 107718 | 2002-12-21 01:09:00 | I've got winME too, and I never have any probs with playing games, and I don't even remember my last crash. since I did defrags and got rid of all the start up things and got rid of spy ware TiM©:*) |
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| 107719 | 2002-12-21 02:05:00 | I suspect that there is a lot of faulty memory around . Most of the time it doesn't cause a crash . If you can't spell, you can't expect the computer to be able to :D when you are typing into Word . If you overclock, you will be running the CPU faster than the manufacturer is prepared to guarantee the operation of that CPU . But you might be running the memory faster than it is capable of running, too . I've seen it suggested that to run at 100 MHz, memory should be rated 133MHz . By the way, it is very difficult to test memory . (The BIOS does not even try: it finds the "presence" of memory, not whether it works) . The best test I've heard of is to recompile a Linux kernel . It uses all the memory, in an application which has to have every byte read correctly . |
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