jacool wrote:
I like the BSOD most, even though it's a bit messy in the picture you've attached.
It's not that messy for me.
That's because that screen is from windows 1.0 (which came out in 1992}
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I've never had a crash screen in my whole life. xD
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Macs worst, it looks stupid
The windows one looks fun... find symbol
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Mike16112 wrote:
jacool wrote:
I like the BSOD most, even though it's a bit messy in the picture you've attached.
It's not that messy for me.That's because that screen is from windows 1.0 (which came out in 1992}
Windows 1.01 was released in the 80:s

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fruit wrote:
torterra wrote:
hmm..... I once got my CPU to survive the blue screen of death by shutting it down.
That's how you fix it. ¬¬
I kept it from erasing my hard drive, thank you very much. XD

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torterra wrote:
fruit wrote:
torterra wrote:
hmm..... I once got my CPU to survive the blue screen of death by shutting it down.
That's how you fix it. ¬¬
I kept it from erasing my hard drive, thank you very much. XD
The BSoD warns you for hardware problems or driver problems.
The bluscreen itself will not erase your harddrive

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jacool wrote:
torterra wrote:
fruit wrote:
That's how you fix it. ¬¬
I kept it from erasing my hard drive, thank you very much. XD
The BSoD warns you for hardware problems or driver problems.
The bluscreen itself will not erase your harddrive![]()
WIKIPEDIA LIED!!!!!!!!!! wait.... but I saw say that it was dumping my drivers..... owell...
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torterra wrote:
jacool wrote:
torterra wrote:
I kept it from erasing my hard drive, thank you very much. XDThe BSoD warns you for hardware problems or driver problems.
The bluscreen itself will not erase your harddrive![]()
WIKIPEDIA LIED!!!!!!!!!! wait.... but I saw say that it was dumping my drivers..... owell...
Nah, it says it's dumping memory which it means RAM (I think). That just means that Windows is deleting everything stored in the computers RAM. Look up RAM if you don't know what it is

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Mozaz wrote:
torterra wrote:
jacool wrote:
The BSoD warns you for hardware problems or driver problems.
The bluscreen itself will not erase your harddrive![]()
WIKIPEDIA LIED!!!!!!!!!! wait.... but I saw say that it was dumping my drivers..... owell...
Nah, it says it's dumping memory which it means RAM (I think). That just means that Windows is deleting everything stored in the computers RAM. Look up RAM if you don't know what it is
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Every bit in the RAM can only be stored for a fraction of a second.
It might be that it's dumping all the process information and the information about the driver/hardware project to an error log or something.

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Mozaz wrote:
torterra wrote:
jacool wrote:
The BSoD warns you for hardware problems or driver problems.
The bluscreen itself will not erase your harddrive![]()
WIKIPEDIA LIED!!!!!!!!!! wait.... but I saw say that it was dumping my drivers..... owell...
Nah, it says it's dumping memory which it means RAM (I think). That just means that Windows is deleting everything stored in the computers RAM. Look up RAM if you don't know what it is
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I thank you.. yes I know what RAM is. It's ...... DARNIT! well I don't know what it stands for, but its the memory that your computer stores temporarily. Like.... what page your web browser is on and the game your playing. amirite?

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That Mac crash screen is extremely old. It looks about 80s-era.
Anyway, I've never had the new Mac crash screen before, but I get BSOD'd every second time I turn on my PC. I don't know if I just need to clear some memory or what, but I'd say it's the worst.
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torterra wrote:
Mozaz wrote:
torterra wrote:
WIKIPEDIA LIED!!!!!!!!!! wait.... but I saw say that it was dumping my drivers..... owell...Nah, it says it's dumping memory which it means RAM (I think). That just means that Windows is deleting everything stored in the computers RAM. Look up RAM if you don't know what it is
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I thank you.. yes I know what RAM is. It's ...... DARNIT! well I don't know what it stands for, but its the memory that your computer stores temporarily. Like.... what page your web browser is on and the game your playing. amirite?
No, not really,
RAM stands for Random Access Memory and it's used for storing instructions for the CPU.
A simplified description:
The Instructions are sent to the RAM which sends it to the CPU cache and then the ALU (arithmetic logic unit) calculates it and then returns the answer.
If you run many application at the same time the RAM can't store more instructions the instructions are sent to a virtual memory (it could be loacated in the hard drive, or in a USB drive).
This thing is called memory hierachy.

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