Knowledge Management (KM) Definitions. Defining knowledge management (KM) has always been a challenge. For many years I resisted offering a definition because whenever I included a definition in a talk this would become the main focus of attention.
Motherboards can go bad for many reasons, although there are a few common culprits. Among the most common causes of motherboard failure are excess electrical shocks, physical damage, or excess heat. Some of these dangers are inescapable, and may vary in likelihood depending on your computer model.
If it starts to fail, the computer can crash accidentally when the power supply generates a noisy signal. The random access memory (RAM) can also fail in an intermittent way, particularly if it gets hot. Because the values RAM stores get corrupted unpredictably, it causes random system crashes. The central processing unit (CPU) can also be the source of crashes due to excessive heat. The (often loud) fans on most common computers are there to prevent this type of crash, though they may eventually fail.