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eek what? That shouldn't happen on a modern OS, unless the cpu spiked so hot the computer decided the best course is a reboot. Typically it's a RAM issue, or p
by keyle 1y ago
eek what? That shouldn't happen on a modern OS, unless the cpu spiked so hot the computer decided the best course is a reboot.
Typically it's a RAM issue, or power stability issue or a graphics card issue/firmware causing instant reboots
- adastra22 1y agoUnfortunately, it often does. I've run into this on both AMD and NVIDIA hardware.
- LoganDark 1y ago> That shouldn't happen on a modern OS They're running Ubuntu.
- keyle 1y agoCare to explain? Sorry I don't use ubuntu but the claim that the OS just straight up reboots during normal operations is particularly concerning.
- LoganDark 1y agoIt's completely normal for Linux operating systems, and in fact even most others (even Windows and Mac under certain loads), to choke and fail under resource exhaustion. I've experienced it the most with Linux though, but I've done it to Windows and Mac too.