I just experienced it twice this week, what should i do? and yea i noticed that it happened when im using quicktime.

well can i know did u upgrade ur RAM in ur mac ?

yes, but the both rams were installed long time ago, even before leopard was released.

This post has been edited by Makakeke: Jan 19 2008, 08:34 AM

well ok, u said when u open quicktime that time will kernel panic right ? so is it u want to watch movie that time if crash ? if u watch movie and get a kernel panic, so what movie format u watching ? some more did u try to uninstall quicktime and install back ?

Seriously no one is having problems like this? i'd talk to my other mac user friends and they're facing the same problems like me.

i can confirm it has nothing to do with QT cz it happened twice with other applications.

since like that. You should try reformat it. Clean install leopard or Tiger. And see the problem still occur or not

yeah i will advice try to reformat ur mac. try ur luck, if problem still occur, then bring to fix it