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Salu · 11-08-2005, 15:07

I would think it's unlikely to be the memory as unless there has been static problems memory doesnt just "go wrong" one day, not usually anyway. Unless it has become unseated for any reason??

It looks hardware related though. CPU Fan maybe? Poorly fitting graphics card, chipset fan overheating etc..

11-08-2005, 15:07	#15
Salu Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Yorks Age: 59 Services: VM TV package. VM phone and 200MB internet & slow Tivo Posts: 2,332	Re: RAM Memory? I would think it's unlikely to be the memory as unless there has been static problems memory doesnt just "go wrong" one day, not usually anyway. Unless it has become unseated for any reason?? It looks hardware related though. CPU Fan maybe? Poorly fitting graphics card, chipset fan overheating etc..