chuckshissle

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If you're worry about your rams overheating then get some rams heatsinks and place an small 80mm fan blowing decent airflow to the rams. Then run some memtest on those rams to narrow down it's errors. So if it cuases errors during the (assuming that it is) then you know it's not becuase of overheating but the rams itself has defects.
 

Dan1317

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thanks for the tips. I'm not positive if it is my RAM overheating, but I always get kernal packet errors and I have narrowed it down to either RAM overheating (but unlikely) and HD (i am almost positive this is it)
 

Dan1317

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Here I hope this helps

http://www.confuzled.com/chkdsk.htm

Sorry I use OS X, thanks for the link tho

The next question is: What makes you think it's either of those 2 things alone?

HD has had problems before and I'm not sure what else would cause it. Specs if you need them

G4 1.25 Ghz
ATi Radeon 9800 Pro
80 GB IDE
DVD Rom
768 RAM
 

Pain

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That says nothing that is must be either ram overheating [not even sure where that came from] or the HD. That's why I asked.

But, if the disk had problems before then it's a good a guess as any.