Angthoron
Arcane
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- Jul 13, 2007
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Heh, I know a gadget enthusiast or two that seem to have endless problems with their machines. Checked it out and holy FUCK so much "optimizing software" and shit that there's no wonder the poor fucking thing keeps crashing with 3 "ram optimizers" running at once. Not saying that this is the case here, but if you the same set of problems across a wide range of hardware and time span, it might have something to do with how you do things rather than what you buy - maybe that one piece of software that you've trusted since the 90ies is actually a piece of shit malware these days. Maybe you're not supposed to OC your stock GPU to a certain frequency. Maybe you've tuned your RAM manually and your motherboard isn't enjoying that.Well, sounds like some hardware is failing if you've tried so many OS's and drivers and stuff. It sucks, but you might be able to identify the faulty hardware by taking an individual piece out and replacing them one by one from another machine. You got any pals that have an old computer lying around somewhere? Once stuff stops crashing, you've found your problem piece. Unless there's more than one faulty piece, which is more of an annoyance.
EDIT:
Seems like you're doing something seriously wrong here.I'm always getting blue screens for one reason or another (and not just on this rig and operating system)
I've actually gone "Lazy asshole" way with my last 2 PCs, found a custom PC store that I found I could trust, and wowies, for a VERY nominal fee (I'm talking like 20 monies here), I got my shit built, tested and applied a 3 year shop warranty to. Had hardware fail on me once for mysterious reasons, took it in, had it running the next day. For free. If you don't enjoy tinkering with your machine without any visible results, take it to someone that's enthusiastic about it and does it for a living. Problem solved.