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08-Jun-2009, 06:15 PM #16
Got new HDD, installed Vista 64. Still crashing in the same old way.

Methinks my motherboard is to blame.
Knowing the specs I posted above, will this be sufficient? http://tinyurl.com/nyoy56
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08-Jun-2009, 06:28 PM #17
hi have you looked a C\windows\minidump.to get more info or try the event viewer logs it may provide you with more info you can post which someone can debug and help you pinpoint the issue
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08-Jun-2009, 07:12 PM #18
Surely if every component but the motherboard has been tested, and the same problem occurs on a clean installation on a new hard drive, then the motherboard is the blame. How is it possible that the minidump.to would say otherwise?
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hi sorry missed the post you may well be right
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