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handyman · 12-10-2006, 13:30

My problem is I don't have several spares like I used to. With a great big pile of cpus, ram and graphics cards it's very easy to swap about to find the problem.

I ran that memory test by accident after apower cut and it ran for a couple of hours perfectly fine. Needed to get something done on the pc so had to stop it but will give it a shot for a day later and also check the event viewer to see if anything seems iffy when it goes.

12-10-2006, 13:30	#15
handyman Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Nr Carnforth Age: 50 Services: M6 Keele Posts: 5,462	Re: why does my computer do this? My problem is I don't have several spares like I used to. With a great big pile of cpus, ram and graphics cards it's very easy to swap about to find the problem. I ran that memory test by accident after apower cut and it ran for a couple of hours perfectly fine. Needed to get something done on the pc so had to stop it but will give it a shot for a day later and also check the event viewer to see if anything seems iffy when it goes.