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MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

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ProviaFan

Lifer
I don't know exactly when it happened, but when I woke up this morning, my computer was showing a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD (this is Windows 2000 Pro, btw). During the night I was raytracing an animation (in OpenFX); from the looks of the openfx temp folder, it appears that the animation didn't finish; thus I conclude that it crashed because it was under a high load. Anyway, is this due to bad RAM, or is it likely a bug in my software, or what could be causing this? TIA.
BTW, it hasn't happened again, and this is the first time that it has happened to me.
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Josh
 
could be the amount of ram.. (not sure how much that program likes) could have been a heat issue?!?!.. check that out.. may-b a screen saver problem.. diasble it if you are doing something like that..
 
The program usually doesn't use a whole lot of ram (it's not like 3dsMax, fwict). I now think it might be because I'm overclocking too much (400MHz o/ced to 500MHz). This is because I got another (different) BSOD in NTOSKRNL earlier today. I'll try dropping it down to 450 and see if that solves the problem.
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Josh
 
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