I have repaired literally thousands of PCs.  9 times out of 10,
especially in light of the weather we have been having, the problem
is related to electricity.  Either poorly conditioned power - due at
least in part to over-loaded circuits, high-loads and or drops on the
line, or over-voltage.  The average house is grounded by one thick
copper lead clamped to a grounding rod.  This connection can be
jarred loose by a weedwacker.  Having no ground can do all sorts of
wierd things.

At any rate, your lock up was probably caused by a part failing.  t
may have failed for many reasons, heat, electrical problems, mfg
error, ion storms, whatever, but something failed.  Most likely,
given your error code, it was the RAM.  Whoever sold it to you
probably has a bench checker for the RAM, ask them to check it.

Doug Riddle

--- Mnemonic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Both DIMMs are Kingston.  I will check to see what EPoX recommends.
>  However, 
> I still contend that the machine was working prior to the system
> lockup.
> 
> -K
> 
> On Tuesday 02 July 2002 23:59, you wrote:
> > and what brand memory are you using?  Not all pc2100 ddr sticks
> are
> > created equal.  Does the manufacturer of the board list the
> memory you
> > have as a compatible brand?
> >
> > Dustin Puryear wrote:
> > > People may read this in utter disbelief, but try a third chip
> if you
> > > have one around. Also, do you have an exact error description
> for the
> > > error code? Does this box get really hot?
> >
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