[ltp] Its not heat, its not memory... what is it?

[Mike Kershaw]

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> 	I also thought it might have something to do with the sound=20
> card, because it locks up at lower heat, but almost immediately if I=20
> am inside an OpenGL application and I increase/decrease the volume=20
> using the hard-buttons on the case (above the F4/F5/F6 buttons).

If you're using tpb or another on-screen display for your volume
buttons, that could be the issue.  I know at least some iterations of
the ATI 3d driver did terrible things to themselves if an OSD appeared
over a 3d element.

-m

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