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Memtest86+ -- 6 error's in 593 passes -- all on test 7
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So I know 6 error's in 593 passes is not much. But I also don't really totally know what I should make of it.
Basically, the reason I started testing, is the PC will boot up, but whenever I try to open a browser, it wont be long before it crash's.
Based on 6 errors in 593 passes -- is it likely that the RAM could cause such a predictable problem? If not, is it possible?
Basically, the reason I started testing, is the PC will boot up, but whenever I try to open a browser, it wont be long before it crash's.
Based on 6 errors in 593 passes -- is it likely that the RAM could cause such a predictable problem? If not, is it possible?
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Faulty RAM can cause predictable and random errors.
Carefully clean contacts on RAM modules and ensure that the RAM is correctly seated.
You may have to replace faulty RAM
However, it could be a software problem.
Carefully clean contacts on RAM modules and ensure that the RAM is correctly seated.
You may have to replace faulty RAM
However, it could be a software problem.
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