Page faults every few days
Jaime
jaime at snowmoon.com
Sun Dec 14 11:44:14 PST 2003
On Sunday, December 14, 2003, at 10:41 AM, Martin P. Hellwig wrote:
> Take a real close look on you're mobo, if there a some pots in there
> which
> are too round (or even broke open) to look natural then those pots wil
> disfunction above a certain temparature. This is the most common
> failure for
> computers which failure can not be easily identified.
> The 'explosions' of the pods occures if a motherboard (the whole thing
> not
> just the cpu) is exposed to temparatures above 45 degrees celsius for
> a long
> time, ofcourse this depends on the quality of those pots (a hot summer
> with
> your pc in a roof room is a good candidate).
This is interesting and useful information. I always wondered by the
manuals state an operational temperature range of about 105 degrees
Fahrenheit. 45C = 113F
Of course, it wouldn't be that simple of a solution. :( The room is
air conditioned to a much lower temperature. About 73F to 78F, most of
the time. (About 25C.)
Thanks,
Jaime
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