Agreed, if a Windows machine is BSOD'ing then it's almost always a hardware issue: usually RAM or the video card. On the note of stability, at my old (pre-COVI

Agreed, if a Windows machine is BSOD'ing then it's almost always a hardware issue: usually RAM or the video card. On the note of stability, at my old (pre-COVID) gig, the brand new top-of-the-line Mac computers were the least stable computers we used; they'd regularly crash during video editing and couldn't be trusted for live-streaming our events. For live-streaming, they used Windows or nix computers (depending on the function). All of our broadcast partners used Windows or *nix computers as well.