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    Quote Originally Posted by mrwoooooooo View Post
    Dunno how good windows memory diagnostics is. I'd still try taking the sticks out one at a time

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    i'll end up doing that if everything goes belly up again, thanks for your help anyway bud, repped you

    Quote Originally Posted by Mink View Post
    Your best bet would be contacting your respective hardware manufacturers directly, or even posting on some respected and notorious technology forums.

    If all else fails, take it in to your local PC support shop.
    i've taken the panel off the tower and didn't damage the warranty sticker, but they'll still say it's damaged and try and make me cough up if i did go back to the shop which i wont be doing until i get a job


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    Ahh well if money is the issue then it's definately a potential problem.

    Like I said post on some respected pc computer forums, I'm confident people there will be able to help you out as oppose to habbox forum. Some members on these forums are even paid to provide customer support to hardware forums. So it's their job to help you out. I dunno, just an idea man it's up to you.

    It sounds like your power supply may not be sufficient enough, although I am not exactly an expert with these things. Also, try using an air compressor if available as sometimes dust can collect on essential components within your computer (motherboard, GPU fans etc.) which causes them to slow down or malfunction.

    Sometimes if dust builds up around your fans and tower, resulting in power being drawn from the power supply to up your internal fans and possible GPU fan.

    Just my two cents, I sincerely hope you can get this problem resolved asap!

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