Scott mused:
> I've been thinking, do you think one of my RAM chips could have gone bad?
> After all, graphics intensive programs typically use up a lot of RAM, so
do
> you think when it accesses the bad RAM that could cause the type of freeze
> I've described?
I had a bad Ram experience in my PC. It caused misbehavior followed by
crashing followed by inoperability. And this was Kingston Ram, not
generic--we would never have found out what it was except for it having been
involved in the only thing we'd done inside the box. So even name brand Ram
can fail.
Incidentally, Kingston gives a lifetime guarantee, so they replaced it.
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