From: rich@example.invalid   
      
   root  wrote:   
   > The system would run for a few days and crash again.   
   >   
   > I swapped out the power supply with a brand new 750w unit.   
   > The crashes continued.   
   >   
   > I swapped out the motherboard/cpu/memory with one   
   > from a working machine. The crashes continued.   
   >   
   > I updated the 10 year old bios on the motherboard.   
   > I tried different kernels.   
   > I updated everything with slackpkg.   
   > I updated Chrome to the latest version. Chrome runs all the time.   
   >   
   > Only the computer case and NVidia graphics card remain   
   > from the original system, and still the crashes persist.   
      
   You've given us very little info with which to help.  But...   
      
   Are you running the NVidia closed-source driver or the open source   
   driver?   
      
   If closed-source driver, then try the open source driver.   
      
   > Among other Call Traces in the syslog I see something   
   > that must have originated within Chrome, and another   
   > crash from kswapd, when I have no swap partition.   
      
   Hmm...  How much RAM?   
      
   Chrome is a known memory hog, and if you have no swap, then anytime   
   chrome trys to grow beyond the free memory left in the system's ram   
   after everything else that is loaded, things will go bad very fast.   
      
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