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My 4 machines (3 xp, 1 2003) I honestly cant remember the last BSOD's I had. Last time I had 'em was when my old server died. various different ones making it difficult to pin the problem down, ended up being the mobo was toast.
hear hear Grenme, I understand they have dev teams working on all kinds a stuff, its just well, I dunno, think with the gobs a cash they could do better? At least I think I would have an easier time than it (again, heres that italicized word) appears they do?(Itilicized cause I do not believe I...
Good info and interesting facts being thrown out here, given with a product that isnt even out yet and appearances on the outside seem to be MS cant even figure out whats going on! :p
Hey, I make a living working on their products, I really downright like their product line (dont...
This is the hope that Ive seen posted on Ars quite a bit. That the dual core direction will be taken with modified Pentium M's and not the over complex northwood>prescott line.
That intel is finally realizing increasing the pipeline to ramp "DA MEGA-HURTS" is not going to work out for them ad...
If you dont want to wait for the board to be RMA'd one more thing to try is break down the entire system and rebuild it, the board could be touching the case or another wire causing it to short.