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Old 02-03-2007, 19:14   #16
Acathla
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Re: BSOD (serious one) on Dell's laptop - PhD thesis in there!!

Unlikely to be the 6400 as that's the new core duo one (i think).

You can try PC World but I don't know how accommodating they are with Dell's and will likely just run the same diagnostics you have just completed and tell you nothing is wrong - Or try and flog you expensive RAM if you tell them that might be suspect!

Nothing much I can suggest if you just have the one chip and no spares except trying a local PC shop to see if you can 'borrow' some RAM to see if it helps (ask PC World if you can do this).
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