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From: rakmanenuff on 6 May 2008 15:19 On Apr 30, 2:27 pm, rakmanenuff <rakmanen...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > Well, my optical USB mouse seemed to be working ok in terms of > tracking and clicking, except it caused a system crash every > minute. Whoops. Seems that was a misdiagnosis. All my system crashes are due to overheating. Anything that pushes the ram, like moving graphics or audio combined with mouse movements were crashing the computer. I've upgraded the processor, upgraded the graphics card, and installed more RAM on my G4. All of this combined causes the computer to overheat, which in turn causes the RAM to malfunction and crash the computer. My G4 (gigabit ethernet) has 2 fans in it, but I suppose I'm gonna have to buy another one from Maplin. Cleaning some of the dust off the first fan might have helped too. The endless troubleshooting was driving me up the wall, I've reinstalled the system several times, deleted corrupted preference files, changed the mouse, etc, etc. I did feel it had something to do with RAM but the ram cards themselves are ok as long as it doesn't get too hot in there.
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