Re: The stability crisis

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> If the problems go away or are reduced, odds on you have a cooling
> issue. Also, check your RAM (swap it with that in a 'known good'
> box).

It seems that there are compatibility issues with RAM. So a single RAM
module might work on one motherboard but not on another.

Roger.

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