“The symptoms included corrupted graphics, and then repeated rebooting of the GPU, sometimes up to once a minute, it was really odd. So, if you have problems like this, check the caps on your cards, and let us know if you see any. A quick Google search did not turn up any glaring examples.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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- AMD, IBM Confirm Extension Process Technology Research Pact @ X-Bit Labs
- China vows to smash foreign CPU monopolies @ The Inquirer
- Havok to compete with AGEIA for physics @ Anandtech
- AOpen mini PCs to hit market starting at US$620 @ DigiTimes
- Intel reopens upgraded chip plant @ CNET
- Technology Makes Us Stupid? @ CoolTechZone.com
- New Layout Giveaway / Contest @ ThinkComputers.org
- Beginners Guides: Ergonomics & Computers @ PC Stats
- The $0.00 DIY battery extender @ MAKE: Blog
- Vader and Yoda carved from 1,000lb block of butter @ BoingBoing
More bulging capacitors, the video card version

I really hope that this is a one time problem that The Inquirer had the bad luck to run into, but checking your video cards capacitors might well be a good idea.