Comments on: Saturday’s too cramped for Saturday http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/ Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:33:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: 'ILLEGAL http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-8699 Sun, 13 Apr 2008 14:53:52 +0000 http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-8699 <strong>None...</strong> None... None…

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]]> by: Anonymous http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-4980 Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:41:09 +0000 http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-4980 if it is a beginning physical memory dump, you can suspect that your program cant read a specific spot in the memory bank or that the memory can't relay the function it was demanded to do, then it will flag up a fatal error message (thru a BSOD) for you to correct it. that's how i interpret it. this is why RAMs are often suspected to cause the errors because they tend to be the gateway to make the operations run smoothly or be the so-called 'bottleneck' when it lacks the bandwidth do everything. i can be wrong, better ask someone else for that matter. if you still have the manual of your computer, go ahead and check the board architecture. it should also show you the minimum and maximum RAM that you can use for the board. if you don't want to buy a new RAM just yet, perform a memtest on the existing RAM. it's a good habit to archive/bkup files and keep a recovery disk handy, in case you needed to repair/restore the system. formatting is not very encouraging for me as a user especially if i've loads of codec and plugins already running. i mean, if the media is still ok, it's okay to lose one to three programs but not the entire customized set-up UNLESS the repair may eat much of the time like twice as much as when i format the computer. like in a car engine, maybe you just need to tune it up before you call an overhaul. for the computer, cleaning it up would be a good start. CPU fan, card pins, powersupply, motherboard. laptop upgrades can be a little frustrating unless you can afford it and your price comparison is fair enough. i think it's not a good idea to buy a laptop and then expand it, when you can always scout for a ntebook offers all the specs you wanted or even more than that. what i'm personally 'crushing' at costs as much as a network gaming ready unit plus a wireless gateway. i think Lenovo (IBM) ThinkPad X61 Tablet PC or HP Pavilion Tx1110us Entertainment Notebook PC looks pretty and nice to front, although Dell notebooks are still my favorite wishful fallbacks. i got your link while googling, bookmarked it after reading your fete de la musique entry. you have a nifty site, i think i made it as a tech forum extension by creating this thread, sorry. :) still, good luck! if it is a beginning physical memory dump, you can suspect that your program cant read a specific spot in the memory bank or that the memory can’t relay the function it was demanded to do, then it will flag up a fatal error message (thru a BSOD) for you to correct it. that’s how i interpret it. this is why RAMs are often suspected to cause the errors because they tend to be the gateway to make the operations run smoothly or be the so-called ‘bottleneck’ when it lacks the bandwidth do everything. i can be wrong, better ask someone else for that matter.

if you still have the manual of your computer, go ahead and check the board architecture. it should also show you the minimum and maximum RAM that you can use for the board. if you don’t want to buy a new RAM just yet, perform a memtest on the existing RAM. it’s a good habit to archive/bkup files and keep a recovery disk handy, in case you needed to repair/restore the system. formatting is not very encouraging for me as a user especially if i’ve loads of codec and plugins already running. i mean, if the media is still ok, it’s okay to lose one to three programs but not the entire customized set-up UNLESS the repair may eat much of the time like twice as much as when i format the computer. like in a car engine, maybe you just need to tune it up before you call an overhaul. for the computer, cleaning it up would be a good start. CPU fan, card pins, powersupply, motherboard.

laptop upgrades can be a little frustrating unless you can afford it and your price comparison is fair enough. i think it’s not a good idea to buy a laptop and then expand it, when you can always scout for a ntebook offers all the specs you wanted or even more than that.

what i’m personally ‘crushing’ at costs as much as a network gaming ready unit plus a wireless gateway. i think Lenovo (IBM) ThinkPad X61 Tablet PC or HP Pavilion Tx1110us Entertainment Notebook PC looks pretty and nice to front, although Dell notebooks are still my favorite wishful fallbacks.

i got your link while googling, bookmarked it after reading your fete de la musique entry. you have a nifty site, i think i made it as a tech forum extension by creating this thread, sorry. :) still, good luck!

]]> by: JC http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-4953 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 14:49:49 +0000 http://evilwearspink.com/blog/2007/06/22/saturdays-too-cramped-for-saturday/#comment-4953 The codes has changed over time. We initially had the pc at xp, and when we had it at win2000, it showed a different set of codes as well. Now since the pc has already been reformatted over and over, are we then to assume that this is a hardware problem? I'll check with my brother about the rubber eraser and the static thing, we'll see if it pulls up the best. DSL's being wasted without the other pc working, so... *shrugs* I'm seriously hoping to fix this site soon too, and all my resources are in that computer. I don't want to have to buy a laptop as a last resort. Another thing to note: Everytime my brother reformats, there were instances he could use the pc for a good few hours and everything seems pretty fine. It's when it has been maybe restarted or something that it again crashes. On the side, how hard is it btw to find a good memory compatibility for laptops? The lappy I'm eyeing is rather short on the RAM (128) and the HDD, and I'm planning to expand, but I'm a little afraid of finding a bad match over the internet. What's the best way to know if they're compatible? Jesus. With all these questions and answers, I think I owe you a frap. Who is this, anyhow? :D The codes has changed over time. We initially had the pc at xp, and when we had it at win2000, it showed a different set of codes as well.

Now since the pc has already been reformatted over and over, are we then to assume that this is a hardware problem? I’ll check with my brother about the rubber eraser and the static thing, we’ll see if it pulls up the best. DSL’s being wasted without the other pc working, so… *shrugs* I’m seriously hoping to fix this site soon too, and all my resources are in that computer. I don’t want to have to buy a laptop as a last resort.

Another thing to note: Everytime my brother reformats, there were instances he could use the pc for a good few hours and everything seems pretty fine. It’s when it has been maybe restarted or something that it again crashes.

On the side, how hard is it btw to find a good memory compatibility for laptops? The lappy I’m eyeing is rather short on the RAM (128) and the HDD, and I’m planning to expand, but I’m a little afraid of finding a bad match over the internet. What’s the best way to know if they’re compatible?

Jesus. With all these questions and answers, I think I owe you a frap. Who is this, anyhow? :D

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