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cfultz

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4. December 2007 @ 23:30

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First time I ever had this problem so I wanted to run it by some other computer techs out there.

Ok, it's a Dell Dimension DIM4700
w/ an Intel P4 3.0GHz Processor,
1GB of RAM (4 256MB Sticks),
ATI Radeon X1300 Series (PCI),
and a Seagate 40GB (8GB Free) HDD (SATA)

Problems that are easy to see
PSU damaged near plug-in
HDD Fragmented all to hell
HDD getting full FAST
Has TONS of Flight Simulators (System Hogs)
McAfee Antivirus (System Hog)

I came up with the cause of problems

CPU Fan Inadequate for performance
RAM either too slow or messed up
Drivers outdated for Hardware
Dell PC
Game Requirements to high for system
HDD Fragmented
HDD Getting Full
Damaged PSU

The Client also printed out BSOD screen errors and they include

0x50 (PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA) - Seems to happen while running M$ Flight Sim 2004

0x1A (MEMORY_MANAGMENT) - Happened while running M$ Flight Sim 2004 and Rhapsody

Now, it seems to me that it's his RAM but I just wanna double check like I said.

Thanks for the help,
CFultz

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sammorris

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5. December 2007 @ 08:46

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Yes, that sounds like a RAM issue. Update the RAM, and if the PSU looks damaged replace that too. Only replace it with a high quality unit however (so no Rosewill garbage)

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cfultz

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5. December 2007 @ 12:35

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thanks man. i kinda thought thats what it was but Im glad to have a second opinion about it lol. thanks!

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sammorris

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5. December 2007 @ 12:50

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Yeah that's the exact error a friend of mine had with his laptop. It essentially means there's a hardware fault with the RAM. He had his RAM replaced and the problem was cured.

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cfultz

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5. December 2007 @ 13:12

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awesome. this is my first "real" computer job so I want to make sure it's done right.

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5. December 2007 @ 13:18

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No worries. Best of luck!

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