@KantraScepter Well, it only ever did that Bluescreen once :D
that was called 'Plugging in a USB while watching youtube, while running a server with 10 people on it, on a Pentium Dual Core', it didnt go down well xD
@KantraScepter My Windows 7 computer runs at 100% CPU useage all day (Pentium Dual Core - 2.8Ghz) and that never shuts down, it doesnt even bother too turn up the fans, witch is odd xD
but, it still never turns off, it just slows the processor, then freezes the programs for a while, then 5 mins later will lag up for ages, untill you give it a rest :D
@KantraScepter Overheating isn't the only thing that causes a BSOD. Kernel panics, some break in code, to many processes at once can all freeze up a computer. and yeah, my mac mini has gotten up to around 180 degrees Fahrenheit :P didn't crash though
BSOD is when your computer overheats. Macs overheat also but they don't shut off. I've seen my friend's Mac go up to 200 degrees farenheit without shutting down.
What many people dont understand is that macs recover from the BBOD (beach ball of death) and unfreeze pretty much all the time. The worst that happens with the BBOD is the program you are using crashes. The entire OS of mac almost never crashes, unlike windows with its BSOD.
What many people dont understand is that macs recover from the BBOD (beach ball of death) and unfreeze pretty much all the time. The worst that happens with the BBOD is the program you are using crashes. The entire OS of mac almost never crashes, unlike windows with its BSOD.
@KantraScepter Well, it only ever did that Bluescreen once :D
that was called 'Plugging in a USB while watching youtube, while running a server with 10 people on it, on a Pentium Dual Core', it didnt go down well xD
ryan123456781 6 months ago
@ryan123456781 So it should bluescreen, but it doesn't. That's what I'm getting out of that lol
KantraScepter 6 months ago
@KantraScepter My Windows 7 computer runs at 100% CPU useage all day (Pentium Dual Core - 2.8Ghz) and that never shuts down, it doesnt even bother too turn up the fans, witch is odd xD
but, it still never turns off, it just slows the processor, then freezes the programs for a while, then 5 mins later will lag up for ages, untill you give it a rest :D
I like windows 7 :3
ryan123456781 6 months ago
Looks more like the Random Spinning Star.
thethreeofus1000 7 months ago
@KantraScepter Overheating isn't the only thing that causes a BSOD. Kernel panics, some break in code, to many processes at once can all freeze up a computer. and yeah, my mac mini has gotten up to around 180 degrees Fahrenheit :P didn't crash though
SquickenX 8 months ago
@SquickenX
BSOD is when your computer overheats. Macs overheat also but they don't shut off. I've seen my friend's Mac go up to 200 degrees farenheit without shutting down.
KantraScepter 8 months ago
What many people dont understand is that macs recover from the BBOD (beach ball of death) and unfreeze pretty much all the time. The worst that happens with the BBOD is the program you are using crashes. The entire OS of mac almost never crashes, unlike windows with its BSOD.
SquickenX 1 year ago
What many people dont understand is that macs recover from the BBOD (beach ball of death) and unfreeze pretty much all the time. The worst that happens with the BBOD is the program you are using crashes. The entire OS of mac almost never crashes, unlike windows with its BSOD.
SquickenX 1 year ago
Just got one with my 2 year old hackintosh, my real macs 5 years old and hasn't had a single problem.
gtgidemgreen 1 year ago
KEEPZ SPIYNIYN FER EVA
renjidude97 1 year ago