changed: - Intel said it has discovered a problem with components inside some Pentium III computers that could cost the company several hundred million dollars to fix. The company said it found problems with Pentium III computers containing a chip called the "memory translator hub" (MTH). The MTH is malfunctioning because of system noise, or internal computer signals. The flaw with the MTH can cause computers to freeze up or reboot. Customers can download a utility from an Intel "web site":http://www.intel.com/support/mth/ to test if their computer contains an MTH. "original article":http://news.com.com/2100-1040-240339.html?legacy=cnet © CNET