Linux creator says BSOD screen is caused by hardware

Linux creator says BSOD screen is caused by hardware, not Windows fault

In the computer industry, it is often known that the Windows operating system, in addition to being a competitor to iOS, is also a competitor to Linux, where users often attack the disadvantages of each other's systems, but this time it may be something wrong to expect many people.

According to a report by the Windows Central website, Linus Torvalds, who developed the original version of Linux before the Linux version, was broken into many subspecies. Since the developer released the source code to society, the developer continued the open source model, made a joke about the blue screen of death, or BSOD, a Windows error screen that often shows every time when the machine stops, so that people accuse Windows of being an unreliable operating system. But you, Linus, look different.

Linus defended Windows that the screen was not the fault of the operating system, but the fault of the hardware. Linus further explained that the hardware malfunction was the cause of the screen rather than the bug of the software. For example, gamers modify the hardware of the computer to speed up its limits, or the overclock is more likely to experience such a screen problem than other users. At the same time, Linus mentioned the importance of the ECC chip (Error-Correcting Code) that should be installed on the computer as it improves stability. More than ever, the chip can automatically detect and correct faulty machine operations.

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