My kids' e-Machine PC suddenly stopped working. When I rebooted it, it started beeping with an error pattern that indicated there was a memory problem. I had two 1G memory cards in the unit. I tried various combinations of the memory cards in the machine's 2 memory slots and found 1 combination that worked with 1 specific card in 1 specific slot - with the caveat that instead of 1G of RAM, the computer only reports 348M. Is it conceivable that a memory card could partially fail along a multiple of 2? I would have thought that memory failures were binary - either a memory card works or it doesn't. Could this problem also be a problem with the machine's motherboard? I'm asking because there seem to be a lot of complaints about e-Machine motherboard quality. Comments from anyone with hardware experience appreciated. Thanks, Malcolm
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