ABC wrote:
What testing did you do that didn't involve just a PC?
What brands of chips are they, including the Kingstons? Because if
the chips aren't marked with their actual manufacturers' logos or full
part numbers, most likely they're inferior, even factory rejects, and
with one model of DIMMs, most of the samples I tried were bad.
I can't think of anything but the CPU heatsink needing to be blown
out.
Do you know for sure that the laptop can handle a 2GB RAM module? Perhaps
2GB total (2x1GB) is its limit - you only see the BSODs when you use the 2GB
modules. Have you tried 2x1GB modules?
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> 1G no BSOD
> 1g+2G BSOD
> 2G BSOD
> 2G+2G BSOD
> The RAMs are OK. I even bought some new Kingston RAMs to try and got
> the same results. Mind you, with more RAM than 1G the comupter is
> notably faster. It works fine, except for the shutdown.
> Would you think this is a windows problem??