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Oh, I'm very aware of that. Crystal clear.

I'm lucky to have an OK power company... they usually fix outages within 20-30 minutes.

No shit :D

Yeah, now where's the dough? That stuff doesn't come cheap, you know :D

The DOJ probably won't think so. :rolleyes:

Yup. Be glad you still have to have a birthday next year :lol: Q: Monopolies themselves aren't illegal... when companies abuse their monopolies, e.g. Microsoft, is illegal.

gl :cool:

Your cpu fan temperature-controlled or something? I run Genome 24/7 and still play games on my computer... it's fun, and a nice stability test too :D

Fixed both :)

Wow, OK so the MP3 theory didn't work out too well. You should try CD Audio... It may actually be a problem with your sound card which can be tested with playing a CD. If it plays fine, that doesn't necessarily verify that your sound card is fine, but if the computer crashes while playing CD...

Nice vent! Sorry to hear about the power company keeping you in the cold for your birthday. That would piss me off to no end too! Here, have my sledgehammer :smash:

Very good question. I don't think the sound card would be at fault unless WAV files kill it too. Try to make your load test include some WAV files. If you don't have any long wav files, you can convert MP3's to 44khz 16 bit stereo (huge) WAV files in Winamp: Preferences\Plugins\Output -...

Enjoy! :D

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If you ever insult my brick again, I'm gonna smack you so hard you'll SHIT a brick :laugh: /me squirts out that green ketchup stuff all over dnar :D

Does it only happen if you are playing MP3's? (ReVolt uses MP3s for its music, so it would count)