Another possible resolution or work around is to increase the input buffer from 100 to 300(max, at least for me). I usually get dead mouse/keyboard(sticky keys) 2-3 times a day.
 
I've been running at 40Hz ps/2 rate and 300 buffer for like a week now and It's I've only gotten the sticky keys maybe once(I didn;t experience it, a friend did(using my comp) and told me afterwards. Not sure if he had a Hard crash or had sticky keys).
 
Can anyone else comfirm this?
 
mr_yellow

I have got rid of the sticky keys problem!!!
I opened my keyboard just to discover that the sticker with serial number, etc. on the controller was no longer attached to it. Believe me or not, the sticker had migrated - I believe because of internal heat build-up - to the hot keys!
The glue, when melting, flowed to some key contacts and stuck them together.
The solution is to disconnect the keyboard : no longer sticky keys!!!
I have to check my mice now. I'll post asap I have put it apart. Maybe the solution is not to attach any keyboard or mice to the computer.

Bah! Spoke too soon.. just lost my keyboard/mouse control a couple minutes ago.. ****ing hell....
 
Increasing the buffer helped but problem still occurs..