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Oh, I can, but it was a RAM issue. The fated gray screen of death. Now, my Windows computer that I built a few months ago for playing games... that'll lock up
by DannoHung 17y ago
Oh, I can, but it was a RAM issue. The fated gray screen of death.
Now, my Windows computer that I built a few months ago for playing games... that'll lock up if, get this, you don't use it for a while. BSOD's when nothing happens. Play a game? You're fine. Leave it sitting for 5 minutes? Drops dead.
- eru 17y agoProbably something kicks in when it's idle. (Or it's a green powersaving feature.)
- harshpotatoes 17y agoSome hardware might be failing. Have you taken the time to look into the error codes it gives you? I would also guess that it is trying to use a power saving feature which may not be supported by your computer, as another commenter pointed out.
- DannoHung 17y agoI disabled all the power saving features, at least, all the ones that I could find (don't really care about power saving since I only have it on when I'm either downloading something game related or playing a game). I did do a search for the error codes and it was just a bunch of people saying, "Hi, I'm getting this error code, help." It's comforting to know that, no matter what happens, Windows will always suck.