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For the past two nights, I've left my system on overnight, the first night I had GAIM running, and the second night I had two Bit Torrent windows downloading some anime.
Both times, when I wake up in the morning, the system is completely frozen. It seems to take no input and I have to reset, which I really don't like doing.
I'll be around answering any questions about specifics and performing experiments if needs be.
The problem is, it never froze under windows like this... although I do have some other odd issues with my hardware... Even though I have 266 MHz DDR Ram, 1.33 GHz CPU and a 133MHz FSB on my motherboard... I can only run at 100MHz FSB speed for some reason, limiting me to 1Ghz, instead of 1.33
Me being the tech weenie I am, have no idea why it could be doing this. My EE roommate has no idea either, but he hasn't really looked into the problem in a hardcore manner.
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