im a collector

GS USERNAME: shadowbmx790
360 GAMERTAG: shdaowbmxxx
REGION: us
TIME ZONE: eastern
SWEARING LEVEL: 0
USE HEADSET: not really

if you are running xp, go to the control panel and click on power options and set it to always on.

if you are running vista or 7, go to the same place and on the left click on change when the computer sleeps and then set it to never

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?Sort=4&Nav=|c:1079|&Recs=30

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010090058%20113143478&bop=And&Order=PRICE&PageSize=20

Thanks mate, apparently a solid state drive would sort the issues but im sure theyare prone to vibration damage and they cost too much for me to experiment with =/

spliff_man

you could always check ebay or amazon

well, the subs i have in my car rattles things loose alot, so it could be possible

you could try using a working hdd and not use the system for a while

thats a pretty nice setup though

did you try to defrag it?

I am connected using a router that is connected to a modem. Im not sure about the fans they are connected through 4 pin connectors.

nEmM75

when it happens again, try plugging in directly to the modem

check and make sure all the pins are pushed in all the way

1. are you connected through a router or directly to a modem?

2. it could be the fans. are they connected directly to the motherboard or to the psu?

i thought dan in real life was pretty good. dont know about the other ones though