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Linus Torvalds suggests that Windows' Blue Screen of Death errors are often caused by unreliable hardware rather than software bugs. He emphasizes that ECC (Error Correction Code) memory makes systems more reliable, and believes memory issues and hardware problems, especially in overclocked gaming systems, are frequently responsible for system crashes that users attribute to Windows instability.

Linus Torvalds Defends Windows' Blue Screen of Death

The WHQL folks can tell you it’s true - 3rd party device drivers are a huge culprit for BSOD.

I agree with Torvalds. ECC should be standard, not an upsell that it typically is. Server hardware practically mandates it.

Ram prices are not just up, but we should also buy the more expensive ram?
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Linus said this at the LTT PC video. I.e. he built a PC with Torvalds.
<a href="https://app.daily.dev/posts/building-the-perfect-linux-pc-with-linus-torvalds-axs8tyomz" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://app.daily.dev/posts/building-the-perfect-linux-pc-with-linus-torvalds-axs8tyomz</a>

never got blue screen on my personal laptop had 4 laptops
dell inspiron ryzen 5 2500u 16gb ram ddr4
hp pavillion gaming i5 9300h 16gb ram ddr4
lenovo y50 i7-47**q 8gb ram ddr3
hp omen gaming i7-10750h current 16gb ram ddr4
only on work machines which slow and old cpus